Article by Carrie Brown McWhorter Photo by Susanna Fowler Severe thunderstorms moved through Alabama today (Jan. 11), killing three and leaving thousands without power. Emergency
Opioid addiction remains at crisis levels in the United States, and churches are faced with the challenge of serving those affected by the addiction epidemic.
By Jana Reiss Religion News Service Drawn from his fiction and nonfiction writings, “The Reading Life: The Joy of Seeing New Worlds Through Others’ Eyes”
Twelve years ago, Adam Montgomery and his wife weren’t in a good place. “We were both down in addiction and heading down a terrible path,”
Two federal government actions shortly before Christmas are vital to protecting international religious liberty, according to Travis Wussow, vice president for public policy with the
With its challenge to church members to intentionally engage in personal evangelism, the Who’s Your One? Tour is coming to Gardendale First Baptist Church on
Eric Boykin said in his mind both congregations needed a win. Misión Monte Sinaí, a small Hispanic congregation, was a “sweet, sweet church” that “had
At the end of 2019, Tommy Smothers retired as pastor of New Friendship Baptist Church, Somerville, where he served for 35 years. After being licensed
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