“The biggest myth I see is that grief is a poison to get past,” says hospital chaplain J.S. Park, talking about his new book on grief, “As Long as You Need: Permission to Grieve.”
A stereotype of chaplains is that they are always serious and deal only with illness, injury and death. But Mark Merical, Raceline Ministry chaplain who
By Linda Wilkins Georgia Baptist Mission Board Pastors are often first responders in times of crisis. They are there during personal tragedies and community heartache.
Otis Corbitt says years ago, God put a passion for soldiers in his heart. And over the years, he has seen God’s purpose in that.
The TAB Media team earned three top honors from Religion Communicators Council for work done in 2019. The awards are: Award of Excellence for overall
By Grace Thornton The Alabama Baptist David Johnson says he has a “really terrible singing voice.” But as he sat recently in UAB Hospital at
Frank Gossett started drinking when he was 8. He was doing drugs by 11. And every day, his father told him he would never amount
Gen. James M. Hutchens was brought to faith in Jesus Christ while he was an enlisted paratrooper by his Army unit chaplain. And because of
