Nedra Cave stayed in her rural Arcadia home to protect her animals when Hurricane Charley hit Southwest Florida and turned inland. Had the 82-year-old widow
“There is a quiet place far from the rapid pace where God can soothe my troubled mind. Sheltered by tree and flower, there in my
Olympic ticket scalpers approached a group of women in a restaurant in Athens, Greece, as they ate supper. Through the men’s conversation it didn’t take
A federal judge in Washington State has upheld the constitutionality of a 1996 federal law that defines marriage exclusively in heterosexual terms- making him the
Samford University Education Dean Ruth C. Ash will leave this fall to become deputy superintendent of education for Alabama. She will oversee the aspects of
William “Bill” Stokes, director of missions (DOM) for Sipsey Association, died Aug. 25 in a Tuscaloosa hospital. He was 63. Prior to his tenure as
Beth O’Brien, president and chief executive officer of Birmingham’s Baptist Health System (BHS), is one of two Alabamians named to the “100 Most Powerful People
Bethany Baptist Church, Andalusia, helped Southside Baptist Church, Jamestown, N.Y., conduct backyard Bible clubs, prayer walking and door-to-door evangelism during an eight-day missions trip in
