CP supports college ministry at Alabama HBCUs
October 8, 2020
Zachary and Nicole Beasley met and professed salvation while attending campus ministry at Tuskegee University, and today the parents of four are serving in college
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‘Our soldiers need you,’ says DOM Corbitt about chaplains
October 8, 2020
Otis Corbitt says years ago, God put a passion for soldiers in his heart. And over the years, he has seen God’s purpose in that.
Pandemic limits recovery group meetings, exacerbates addiction issues
October 8, 2020
Social distancing guidelines and limits on in-person gatherings affected life for most Americans, but those in addiction recovery felt a tremendous impact. “The concept of
Theology 101 — Christ and the Church
October 7, 2020
Biblical Mysteries In the oft-read passage of Ephesians 5:25–33, the ideal marriage is set forth as an earthly reflection of the Church. Toward the end
Your Voice
October 7, 2020
Church should be lifeboat in stormy season By Wayne Thomas Phenix City, Ala. American society is navigating tumultuous seas, and its people are tossed to
Brian Lee retires as pastor from Shades Crest Baptist Church, Bluff Park
October 7, 2020
Birmingham Metro Association Brian Lee said Shades Crest Baptist Church, Bluff Park, has been “a wonderful place to serve” as pastor. After seven years there,
Headline news from around the Southeast for October 8
October 7, 2020
Georgia The Atlanta Braves recently honored Howard Koepka, church consultant for Georgia’s Noonday Baptist Association, as a “hometown hero” for his work in food distribution
Heroes of the Faith — Hannah More
October 7, 2020
Hannah More (1745–1833) was an English writer, abolitionist, educator and philanthropist. This year is the 275th anniversary of her birth. On Feb. 2, 1745, Hannah
