‘God opened my eyes:’ Alabama native spurred to reach nations

August 2, 2017

By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist Brittany Hall didn’t feel too much of a pull to international missions. Then one day she agreed to go

Wellness retreat focuses on ministering to ministers

August 2, 2017

Ministers from several states convened at Samford University in Birmingham on July 10–14 for the eighth consecutive Ministering to Ministers (MTM) wellness retreat sponsored by

SPEAK conference draws 900-plus, challenges students to be ‘voice of influence’

August 1, 2017

Using the hashtag #speak17, students took their praise of Alabama’s annual SPEAK conference to the place they know best — social media. By the end

Food aid reaches Christians in Nigeria

July 31, 2017

BORNO, Nigeria — Food aid is beginning to reach Nigerian Christians and others displaced by Boko Haram violence in the Lake Chad Basin, World Watch

State of Louisiana sued for its pro-life laws

July 31, 2017

BATON ROUGE, La. — The Center for Reproductive Rights filed a lawsuit in late June targeting Louisiana’s abortion facility licensing law and other health and

Entity leaders challenge Southern Baptists to combine evangelism, discipleship

July 31, 2017

Disciple making in Southern Baptist churches was assessed by Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) entity leaders Kevin Ezell, David Platt and Eric Geiger during a forum

Northeast noted as most ‘post-Christian’ region of US

July 30, 2017

Residents of Portland and Auburn, Maine, aren’t just living in the far Northeast. They’re in the most “post-Christian” part of the country. So says Barna