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
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 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
Eighty boys learned how to rope cattle and ride a mechanical bull while hearing the gospel message at Tall Timbers Baptist Conference Center in Woodworth,
As the sun began its descent in the Miami sky on the cool, breezy Saturday before Easter Sunday, the Elevate Church family entered the newly constructed
As a deputy for the Loudon County Sheriff’s department and a bivocational pastor, Kenny Palmer is used to calls for people in distress. But he
First Baptist Church in Napoleonville, which in 2018 lost its worship center and Sunday school space in a fire, celebrated a new chapter in ministry
It was the first baptism in a decade to take place at the 74-year-old East Eleventh Street Baptist Church in Jacksonville–a young couple who wanted to be
Emerging from more than a year of communications challenges and innovations as a result of the global pandemic, more than 25 leaders of Southern Baptist
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