By Michael Foust Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist What happens when a nation limits families to one child in a society that has a strong preference
By Julie Walters National Woman’s Missionary Union From Alaska and Hawaii to Maine and Florida, Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) board members and state leaders from
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist Ben Edmondson says God has taught him a lot of things over the years, but one of them is
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist In 1835, First Baptist Church, Montgomery, was not in a good spot. Church members were not getting along with
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist Ed Keyes felt called to music ministry as a teenager — he loved singing in the choir and his
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Jan. 22 in a case that could make it easier to use public money to pay for religious schooling
By Martha Simmons Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Coronavirus currently reigns supreme as the latest global health scare, but how worried should Americans be? What is
The baptism of 26 Reeltown High School football players on the 50-yard-line in their football stadium has drawn complaints from a group who pushes for
