Daniel Gilliland is a Content Manager at The Alabama Baptist and The Baptist Paper. With a lifelong connection to Baptist churches, he is eager to explore themes of religion and spirituality, as well as education in both K-12 and higher education settings, aiming to share impactful stories from churchgoers across Alabama and beyond. He has been featured in TAB Media.
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For years, International Mission Board missionaries have prayed for God to send workers among the First Nations of Canada.
A Nigerian court ruled that a religious police unit lacked jurisdiction to arrest a woman for converting to Christianity.
During the chapel service at the University of Mobile on August 26, college students heard from Carlos Lollett, lead pastor of Reality Church in Miami, Florida.
By: Daniel Gilliland
Years ago, Buster Taylor (previous Shocco Springs executive director) and I were “discussing” some plans for a renovation at Shocco. I was pretty convinced I was right (in the conversation where another option was on the table).
A bright purple robot mechanically wobbled past Jill Kane as colorful anime characters and avatars faded into towering buildings and flashing signs.
Here’s the Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for Sept. 13 written by Scott Guffin, Associate Professor and Executive Director of Christian Ministry, Samford University.
I am old enough to remember when local TV stations used to sign off around midnight. The news would come on at 10:00, followed by a late-night talk show or old movie.
Almost 30 years ago when Nathan Dorrell was balancing seminary studies along with starting a creative ministry, he earned a nickname that made it easy for him to be recognized and remembered.
By: Daniel Gilliland
This September, on the 300th anniversary of his birth, we have an opportunity to remember John Howard again and to recover a more accurate portrait of his life and work, writes Samford history professor S. Jonathan Bass.
By: Daniel Gilliland
IgniteAmerica and its Founder and President Barry Meguiar are spreading the word for students to be bold and share their faith with others as they settle into this new school year.
