By Michael Foust Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Skillet frontman John Cooper acknowledges his band’s music is difficult to define. Christian rock? Sort of. Mainstream rock?
Do you know someone who’s visually impaired and finds it difficult to read? Now there’s a way for that person to listen to stories and
Andrew Brunson said he gave up many times while he was imprisoned in Turkey. “I was broken,” he told listeners at the Southern Baptist Convention
Harris Cook says that 50 years ago he was afraid to get up in front of a class and present a report. He would’ve never
When Lisa Rose looks back over her 35 years of missions work, it’s easy to pinpoint where her journey began — Baptist Campus Ministries (BCM)
Retirement no time for spiritual dormancy, faith leaders urge By Martha Simmons Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist For many of those still chained to their desks and
Mark Tew has only been the president of Judson College in Marion since the spring, but that didn’t stop him from diving headfirst into the
For Girls in Action (GAs) at First Baptist Church, Guntersville, learning about global missions from GA leader Rosalie Hunt is a definite perk. In fact
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