One in 5 Americans will experience a mental illness in the coming year. That makes it important for the church to know how to minister
An obscure provision in the 2017 tax overhaul bill continues to be of concern to churches and nonprofits who typically haven’t had to worry about
Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School and the Institute of Anglican Studies at Beeson will host the Racial Reconciliation and the National Covenant conference at Samford
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist Mike Stonecypher proposed through the mail — from Nigeria. And it was a long, anxious and hopeful wait until
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist Thomas Fletcher said he knew something was different about First Baptist Church, Livingston, from the Sunday he preached in
By Leigh Pritchett Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist At 96, Jettie Kirkpatrick of Cottondale is a busy woman. At her church she serves as church clerk,
Practically everyone these days is concerned, if not annoyed, by the way young people seem to be addicted to technology. Research shows that parents feel
By Jay T. Robertson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Christian Studies, University of Mobile Tempted Genesis 39:3–12, 19–21 Successful (3–6a) Although hated, abandoned and sold into
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