RIYOM, Nigeria — Muslim Fulani herdsmen attacks on predominantly Christian Berom farmers in Plateau state, Nigeria, amount to “economic terrorism,” Christian leaders told Morning Star
By Martha Simmons Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist Recent immigration controversies notwithstanding, the United States not only receives more migrants than any other country in the
A new film blending a cinematic retelling of the Prodigal Son story with contemporary stories of freedom in Christ will feature Traylor and Melody Lovvorn
MINYA, Egypt — Egyptian officials have closed at least 15 Christian worship sites in the Upper Egypt bishopric of Minya and blocked worship at another,
Discussions about faith and culture, including matters related to human sexuality, are set to take place at Samford University in Birmingham. The organized conversations will
Samford University in Birmingham and the University of Mobile (UM) both ranked as No. 1 for veterans in their respective categories, according to the 2018
In recent years, the percentage of people with special needs has increased across our nation. Some Alabama churches have programs that minister to families of
By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist As Hurricane Irma made its way through Florida and the Atlantic-Gulf Coast region, Alabama Baptist associations, churches and
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