The Alabama Baptist Religious Education Association (ABREA) exists to support and encourage staff members who lead Christian education and discipleship ministries in their church. It
There are more refugees today than ever before in recorded history, and for many of them, God is working in the midst of their suffering
Insecure and unstable describe life in Venezuela. The country is running out of food. It has recorded more murders — 28,000 in 2017 — than
A Chinese scientist says his experimentation has produced the world’s first genetically edited babies, prompting criticism and condemnation from religious and secular bioethicists around the
By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief (ABDR) officially wrapped up its deployment in Southeast Alabama on Nov. 15, but more
While most Protestant pastors visit correctional facilities and want to help prisoners and their families, their churches often lack the training or finances for effective
By Martha Simmons Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist For a freedom-loving country, the United States locks up more people than any other nation in the world.
Bob Terry says he knows his editorials are too long. He’s always known. But he’s never been in it for the short game. “I always
