By Tracy Riggs Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist In a quiet moment on a tour bus, a Big Daddy Weave song changed everything for Zach Williams.
Not finding the Christian evangelist they planned to attack at home, worshippers of village deities in central-eastern India beat his mother, wife and 11-month-old son.
(updated March 10, 12:55 p.m.) A group from Mobile’s 3Circle Church that was quarantined in a Palestinian hotel after a coronavirus scare made it back home
The Church at Lockeland Springs in Nashville was just one of the structures that suffered damage when a series of tornadoes tore through middle Tennessee
Vance Pitman said he thinks one of the “great tragedies in America” is the failure of senior pastors to raise up the next generation of
By Margaret Colson The Alabama Baptist What does the coronavirus, also referred to as COVID-19, mean for Alabama Baptists — particularly those who may be
Jennifer Davis Rash, editor-in-chief of The Alabama Baptist/TAB Media, shared about the dying art of reporting credible news during the Feb. 3 Cullman County Kiwanis
Best-selling author and speaker Lysa Terkeurst is coming to Birmingham with LifeWay Women Events’ “The Word Alive with Lysa.” The conference will be held April
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