While many of the approximately 50 million grandparents in the United States are playing an increasing role in American families, many more have little contact
When Martha Brown’s father died in December 2002 after a series of illnesses and hospitalizations, she and her sister began the complicated process of settling
Tennessee River Association recently remembered its past as it celebrated its sesquicentennial. The event, which was Oct. 20 at Calvary Baptist Church in Scottsboro, featured
They were once warriors who settled disputes with headhunting. The Naga people are now a nation of Baptists, thanks to the endeavors of American Baptist
The Alabama Baptist State Convention (ABSC), like state Baptist conventions across the country, has an overwhelming majority of its members belonging to one particular race.
HOUSTON — An anticipated 200,000 football fans will converge on Houston in the days prior to Super Bowl XXXVIII, and Super Bowl Evangelism Project (SBEP)
NASHVILLE — December 2003 receipts for Cooperative Program (CP) missions of $13,585,159.83 were 9.15 percent, or $1,138,776.11, above the $12,446,383.72 received in December 2002, according
WASHINGTON — A Christmas message on the transforming love of God is not particularly unusual, but the audience of ambassadors and deputy ambassadors from around
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