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A mother’s journey: Hope through the heartbreak
How does a family journey through grief after the sudden and unexpected loss of a beloved 17-year-old daughter and sister, even as she was stepping

FBC Livingston’s ministry to Chinese students thriving
It was several years ago when the people of First Baptist Church, Livingston, were first told the world was headed to their town of 3,000.

Revered tomb in Jerusalem dated to AD 345
Scientific testing of a cave thought by many to be the tomb of Christ has provided evidence to authenticate tradition as history. The cave is

‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’ tops streaming Christmas selections
He’s the meanest creature on the planet but perhaps that’s to be expected. After all, his heart is “two sizes too small.” He enjoys sending

British aid worker shot dead in Nigeria
ENEKOROGHA, Nigeria — British charity worker Ian Squire was killed moments after singing “Amazing Grace” to his fellow captives, sources say. Squire was an optician

Coffee Association continues ‘Coffee Cakes’ tradition
Coffee Baptist Association’s 90-plus year ‘Coffee Cakes’ tradition of donating cakes, cookies and candies to Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries continues with 821

Union settles over HHS abortion mandate
JACKSON, Tenn. — Union University in Jackson, Tennessee, has settled its lawsuit against the U.S. government concerning the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’
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