On Dec. 1, 2019, a band of assailants opened fire on worshippers at a small-town Protestant church in Burkina Faso, an impoverished West African country
By Martha Simmons Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Along the cafeteria-style food line at Drexell & Honeybee’s, you’ll see plenty of soul-satisfying Southern fare that changes
By Doug Wilson Special to The Alabama Baptist Church safety should be a priority for all churches. With more frequency, there are incidents involving churches
By Chris Palusky President and CEO, Bethany Christian Services News reports [in December] told of a 2-year-old boy who was left at a Mississippi Goodwill
Each year for the past nearly 30 years, the Southern Christian Writers Conference (SCWC) has nurtured and encouraged writers of all ages and genres. Whether
More than a decade ago Liam Remington, an International Mission Board (IMB) representative new to the missions field, found himself in a riverside town in
Judson College will have a spring 2021 semester thanks to a successful end-of-the-year fundraising effort. The Judson College Board of Trustees convened Dec. 31 and
Single-parent households are increasingly common especially among Christians, according to a new study from the Pew Research Center. The study compared the size and composition
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