Testimony of addiction recovery leads to first church pastorate

January 10, 2020

Twelve years ago, Adam Montgomery and his wife weren’t in a good place. “We were both down in addiction and heading down a terrible path,”

Methodists propose split over LGBTQ issues

January 10, 2020

United Methodist Church leaders from around the world and across ideological divides unveiled a plan Jan. 3 for a new conservative denomination that would split

Puerto Rico suffers from several recent earthquakes

January 10, 2020

Puerto Rico remains on alert following two major earthquakes on Jan. 7 and dozens of small quakes that have struck the island since Dec. 28.

U.S. makes moves to support religious freedom globally

January 10, 2020

Two federal government actions shortly before Christmas are vital to protecting international religious liberty, according to Travis Wussow, vice president for public policy with the

Gardendale FBC to host Who’s Your One? event

January 9, 2020

With its challenge to church members to intentionally engage in personal evangelism, the Who’s Your One? Tour is coming to Gardendale First Baptist Church on

Christians love dogs, atheists prefer cats, study shows

January 9, 2020

By Ryan Burge Religion News Service I do not, and will not ever, own a cat. Instead, I own a dog. In fact, as I

Hispanic church in Tuscaloosa finds location, ministry partner

January 9, 2020

Eric Boykin said in his mind both congregations needed a win. Misión Monte Sinaí, a small Hispanic congregation, was a “sweet, sweet church” that “had