TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Officials in Traverse City, Mich., on Jan. 2 reversed a decision to allow rainbow-colored stickers symbolizing homosexual advocacy on city vehicles
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court refused Jan. 8 to hear the appeal of opponents to the recent construction of a Mormon temple near Boston.
WASHINGTON — President Clinton has postponed what would be the first federal execution in 37 years pending a study of whether capital punishment is implemented
It seems Pauline Rich has made a career of being a “permanent substitute.” Back in the 1950s, she was asked by her employer to finish
Lucille Stewart Beeson took literally the Bible’s words about the Lord loving a cheerful giver. The Birmingham philanthropist, who died at 95 Jan. 8, supported
Ask Don Carroll how much time he spends in an average work week at Calhoun Baptist Association and he’ll tell you “time and a half.”
On Super Bowl Sunday, Jan. 28, churches across the nation will raise money for the poor by participating in the Souper Bowl of Caring. Meanwhile,
I read with interest the two Letters to the Editor in the Jan. 4 edition. Both referenced an editorial you wrote concerning the authority of
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