Even as scorching temperatures bumped 102 degrees in Arizona’s Urban Corridor, Southern Baptists mobilized in Crossover 2011 to bring the Living Water to people throughout
It was a sight 13-year-old Fritz Wilson never forgot. It was 1974 and downed trees and power lines battled for attention across tornado-ravaged Walker County.
The little girl had only sadness in her eyes and no smile to lift her rosy cheeks. She sat by the Mexican hut with a
Nothing in recent years has demonstrated the fellowship of Alabama Baptists as clearly as their response to the April 27 tornadoes. And that response resembles
(L to r) Ella Harper, a member of The Church at Brook Hills, Birmingham, and Avery and Aaron Creel, members of Shades Mountain Baptist Church,
I left from Atlanta on Memorial Day to fly to International Falls, Minn., to begin a north-south long distance bike ride. I began the bike
White and blue flags rustled in the breeze, and kebab sizzled on the grill. Ben Martin, a Christian worker from Alabama, gathered the group around
It was the first time Lauren Howard had ever cried like that. Studying language in Spain, she was on a train when the weight of
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