By David Crabb Mobilization and development director, Training Leaders International The spirit of Athens, Greece, lies at the crossroads between old and new. Everywhere you look
After 175 years of continuous ministry, the first book devoted to the history of The Alabama Baptist newspaper will be published in a four-color fully
By Bob Terry Editor, The Alabama Baptist Phil Barnard describes London as a “post-Christian society.” Then with determination in his voice, he quickly adds, “And
Come Nov. 16, it’ll be time for Travis Coleman to hand over the gavel as Alabama Baptist State Convention president. And when he does he’ll
JALAL-ABAD, Kyrgyzstan — Mobs in Kyrgyzstan’s western Jalal-Abad region dug up the body of deceased protestant Kanygul Satybaldiyeva twice in mid-October, insisting non-Muslims cannot be
GODOGODO, Nigeria — Muslim Fulani herdsmen killed more than 40 Christians in an attack on Godogodo in northern Nigeria on Oct. 15 and left another
MANDERA, Kenya — Church members in a northeastern town in Kenya fear for their lives after six people died in a gun and grenade attack
It’s no secret that Iraq and Syria have become tough places for Christians to live in recent years. But the departure of Christians from the
