Prison ministry restoring at-risk women ‘back to life’
May 4, 2021
With hands held high, a group of more than 300 women sing praise songs as they worship together. There are plenty of tears, hugs and
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Idaho governor signs critical race theory bill
May 3, 2021
A new bill in Idaho, signed by Gov. Brad Little on April 28, allows for critical race theory to be taught at schools and universities
Visitors attend genocide memorial service in Vedi, Armenia
May 2, 2021
International Christian Concern praised a White House statement issued April 24 affirming the Armenian Genocide of 1915. The statement came on Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day. Above, visitors
Mozambique earns spot on Open Doors’ World Watch List for first time in 2021
May 2, 2021
Until recently, Mozambique did not have a reputation as a place where Christians face persecution. But this year, for the first time, Mozambique was named
Churches, community show support for deputy/pastor in Lenoir City
April 29, 2021
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
USCIRF: COVID-19 used as ‘excuse’ in religious persecution globally
April 28, 2021
Countries used COVID-19 as an excuse to persecute religious minorities and sometimes blamed certain religions for the pandemic itself, the U.S. Commission on International Religious
First Napoleonville shining example of God’s handiwork
April 27, 2021
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
Older urban Jacksonville church still doing gospel work
April 26, 2021
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
Struggle still real for people of Armenia
April 24, 2021
Editor’s Note — The following article was first published by The Alabama Baptist on Jan. 15 and is being reprinted with permission for Armenian Genocide
Southern Baptist editors gather virtually for annual meeting
April 20, 2021
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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