By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist Though racial strife has been part of Birmingham’s past, racial reconciliation can be part of... [READ MORE]
A lot could change if we’d be willing to just go in a grocery store and strike up a conversation with the people who work there. At least... [READ MORE]
Southern Baptists are not building mosques in the United States despite what an article posted in May on a satirical website suggests. The article... [READ MORE]
The refugee crisis, described as the worst since World War II, has resulted in more than 4.8 million Syrians being registered as refugees by... [READ MORE]
The 1966 massacre on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin, in which 14 people died and 31 were wounded, is categorized as the first... [READ MORE]
Religious freedom remains under “serious and sustained assault” around the globe, according to a new annual report from the U.S. Commission... [READ MORE]
Jorge and Sonia Gonzalez speak no English. As political refugees from Cuba, they know English is necessary for them to have success in the United... [READ MORE]
“Birmingham is a far cry from the past,” Mayor William A. Bell told participants in a national conference on racial reconciliation March... [READ MORE]
When a small group of workers at the Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston submitted the following notice to their June 2015 employee newsletter,... [READ MORE]
