The Progressive National Baptist Convention (PNBC) has set out to raise $100,000 to establish its first national center to aid churches in helping individuals re-enter
When Dale Foote preached his first sermon as pastor of Seddon Baptist Church, Pell City, in 1995 there were seven members in the congregation. Today
This summer the Cineplex is crowded with a plethora of roughhewn comedies, several-too-many horror-thrillers, and a cascade of caped crusaders. But yet again, the cinematic
Exposure to sexual content in movies leads teenagers to have sex earlier and to participate in riskier sexual behavior, a study has confirmed, leading researchers
A recent study confirmed that as adolescents absorb sexual content from movies, they are more likely to attempt to live it out in real life. Statistics
John Roberts, the longest-serving editor in the history of The Baptist Courier, died Aug. 15. He was 85. Roberts, of Shelby, N.C., graduated from Gardner-Webb
William “Bill” Hacker died Aug. 12. He was 89. Hacker grew up in Birmingham and during World War II served as a radio operator in
Elizabeth Young “Betty” Evans died Aug. 6. She was 89. Evans was born in Balkan, Ky. She graduated from Black Star High School in Alva,
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