Jordanian Christian may lose children for faith
May 8, 2008
AMMAN, Jordan — On trial for converting from Islam to Christianity, a Jordanian man may lose legal custody of his children and have his marriage
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Former bishop elected president of Paraguay
May 8, 2008
ASUNCION, Paraguay — A former Roman Catholic bishop was elected April 20 as the new president of Paraguay after being criticized by his church for
Children’s Homes offers safe place for kids in crisis, shares love of Christ
May 8, 2008
She came to the Friendship House of Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries (ABCH) at nearly 5 years old. She was dirty and hungry
Gambling legislation paralyzes Alabama Senate with filibuster
May 1, 2008
Gambling in Macon County continued to paralyze the Alabama Senate last week and block consideration of other bills, including the state budget. Senators again heard
‘Heartbreak’ shift a daily reality for gambling facilities nationwide; people are suffering
May 1, 2008
The dazzling lights of nine casinos flood miles of farmland in the Mississippi Delta, blasting across the region as if they had more to compete
SBC baptisms fall for third year; lowest since ’87
May 1, 2008
The number of people baptized in Southern Baptist churches fell for the third straight year in 2007 to the convention’s lowest level since 1987. Although
‘Bama Twins’ talk about sudden fame, passion for ministry to kids
May 1, 2008
Even if they weren’t famous, you wouldn’t be able to miss Ashley and Maegen Bailey. The 24-year-old identical twins — blond, green-eyed, tall and striking
Auburn chaplain’s past mistakes propelled him into position to help football players
May 1, 2008
Chette Williams knows a thing or two about second chances. In 1982, he was kicked off the Auburn Tigers football team. Coaches told him there
