From time to time, we all experience periods of deep spiritual anguish. John of the Cross (a 6th-century reformer of the Carmelite way of life) called these times the “Dark Night of the Soul.”
Members of First Baptist Church Dothan faced unusual circumstances and likely confusing news when they arrived for Sunday services, July 13.
The slaughtering of Christians in Nigeria has recently claimed more than 164 lives and brought fear that another massacre will happen.
Wallace Henley, former pastor in Alabama, died June 24 in Houston, Texas. He was 83. Henley most recently served for 20 years as a staff
STEM camp gives students who have completed kindergarten through eighth grade a chance to strengthen problem solving, collaboration and communication skills in a hands-on setting.
Through the years, many of us have neglected fasting as a spiritual discipline.
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“I have identified five shared feelings that this tragedy in Texas revealed. Each feeling points to a truth that reveals a hidden hope.”
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