The older gentleman caught me off guard as I maneuvered through the crowded neighborhood. People walk and jog in the area frequently, so it didn’t
Our nation’s ongoing battle with COVID-19 has put a definite damper on many of our upcoming holiday plans. More than 100 years ago, during Christmas
Hurricane Zeta’s last-minute intensification and change-of-course left many in Mobile unprepared and in the dark, the Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes in the Gulf Coast city
The Chinese government has seized numerous churches and converted them to centers for promoting the Communist Party. According to Bitter Winter, a magazine that covers
As coronavirus cases surge again nationwide the Supreme Court late Wednesday barred New York from enforcing certain limits on attendance at churches and synagogues in
As the extended U.S. presidential election season winds down, Southern Baptists are gearing up for a presidential election of their own. Current SBC president J.D.
Here’s a preview of missionary stories highlighted in this year’s Week of Prayer for International Missions, set for Nov. 29–Dec. 6: Day 1 In the
“In a very chaotic, broken world that can skew towards skepticism and cynicism about people and life circumstances, I want to write songs that remind
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