NASHVILLE — In its ninth year, the Baptist Press (BP) Collegiate Journalism Conference drew contest entries from 20 colleges and universities as nearly 100 awards
Though Ida had slowed to a tropical storm before she made landfall in Alabama on Nov. 10, she was a full-force hurricane when she bombarded
KILLEEN, Texas — Nothing prepared Army Chaplain (Capt.) Jason Palmer for his initial tour of the yellow-taped crime scene at Fort Hood’s Soldier Readiness Center,
In James 1:27, believers are challenged to care for the needs of orphans, and two churches in the Birmingham area are putting their faith into
Churches across Alabama are in the final throes of approving budgets for 2010. And all are doing so with hope and a prayer. Literally. From
What kind of personal pain would cause a 42-year-old pastor to abandon his family, his calling and even life itself? Members of a Baptist church
Seeking to engage high school juniors and seniors in thinking critically about religious liberty and church-state separation, the Religious Liberty Council of the Baptist Joint
By Kristen Lindsey Citizens of Grove Hill voted to allow the sale and distribution of alcohol after a 346–214 vote Nov. 3, making it the
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