Hudson Baggett, editor of The Alabama Baptist from 1966 to 1994, and those who loved and supported his ministry as a state Baptist paper editor
Taking a gap year is an appealing option for many recent graduates, and studies show growing numbers of students are choosing to pursue other interests
Irma Moss vividly remembers five or six communist soldiers invading her family’s home in Cuba and whisking her father off to jail in the wake
Mississippi College, a Baptist college in Clinton, Mississippi, opened its on-campus food pantry April 1. Pantry volunteers offer food and hygiene products as a free
Farrah Lane was at the skating rink with her three daughters the day she got a phone call from her obstetrician that changed their world.
The 2021 Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting will convene at the Music City Center in Nashville, Tennessee, on June 15, at 8 a.m. and conclude
A study by Lifeway Research found that while small group participation declined during the pandemic, digital and individual discipleship activities were more common than in
The Connecticut Supreme Court heard arguments May 5 in a case involving women-only exercise areas in fitness clubs but with potentially wider implications for gender-related
MOSCOW, Russia — Four Protestant theological institutions in Russia have either had their higher education licenses revoked or annulled or admissions suspended by the country’s
India, a country of 1.4 billion people, reportedly has more than 3 million active cases of COVID-19 and more than 230,000 deaths. Dr. Rebekah Naylor
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