First Person: Gaining altitude — WMU celebrates 135 years of SBC missions
According to an insect identification database, 647 types of bugs and insects are found in Alabama. Some downright scare me.
First-person: Remembering humorist Jeanne Robertson
I’ve done some great interviews in my time with TAB Media, but I’ve never had someone take so much time
USCIRF annual report highlights struggles for religious freedom globally
The commission’s 2025 report, released on Tuesday (March 25), included a list of countries nearly identical to its 2024 list — a reflection, according to the report, that in most of those countries, things have not improved.
Pastors use social media to encourage others after Hurricane Ida; NOBTS update
Louisiana Baptist pastors used social media a day after Hurricane Ida as a means to encourage members and others impacted
Airstrikes add to suffering for earthquake victims in Myanmar
Christian Solidarity Worldwide and other sources reported the military has increased airstrikes in civilian areas, including Kachin and Karen communities near the epicenter of the earthquake.
Lifeway’s Mandrell celebrates focus on reaching children, families
Ben Mandrell, Lifeway president and CEO, said when he first became a pastor, he supported children’s ministry, but from a
Children, teens need face-to-face time in a digital world
Juggling life amid a pandemic has made all of us keenly aware of the toll a lack of community can
Key piece of religious freedom history on display in New York
The Flushing Remonstrance, signed by 30 settlers and opposing a ban on Quaker worship, will be on display at the New York Public Library through April 10.