Auburn University students Michael Nunnelly and Kevin Johnson, both juniors, walked away from Jordan-Hare Stadium after the West Virginia game Sept. 19 happy, drenched with
I’m down to Barbie Band-Aids. Sorry, dude,” nurse Joe Thomas tells a future Baptist overseas worker in his mid-20s after giving him a shot. Thomas
For thousands of students at Baptist colleges, the excitement of the start of fall classes is being muted by a harsh reality this year: Economic
WASHINGTON — A new analysis of 37 different studies shows abortion entails a “significantly increased risk” of premature birth and low birth weight in a
After meeting a young boy in Mexico wanting to trade his toys for a simple pair of shoes, Rick Hagans, founder and president of Harvest
Samford University had a record enrollment for the fall 2009 semester, with 4,658 students. This year’s total exceeds the previous record of 4,630 set in
Johnnie Wilson just didn’t know what to do. He didn’t know how he was going to go about getting those waterlogged walls dried out. Or
Baptists are working to respond to needs in Asia following tsunamis, typhoons and tropical storms, earthquakes and flooding. Traumatized residents of the Philippines and Indonesia
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