Alabama’s Eason retires after 42 years with NAMB

April 21, 2011

According to the North American Mission Board (NAMB), only one current employee has served longer than Thomas Eason. Eason spent 42 years working with the

Hamilton named Judson’s 2011 outstanding alumna

April 21, 2011

Frances Dew Hamilton has spent her life serving Samford University in Birmingham. Hamilton was an assistant professor of history at Samford for 37 years and

Baldwin Association’s WMU ministers to women, children in West Virginia

April 21, 2011

Carol Walker can’t stop the tears when she tells her own rag doll story. It was Christmas Eve and Walker’s father, a coal miner in

New UN resolution calls for individuals to be protected

April 21, 2011

A United Nations body finally disregarded the “defamation of religions” concept March 24, but the assassination of two Pakistani leaders apparently was required to ensure

WMU to tour WorldCrafts sites in Asia

April 21, 2011

National Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) is sponsoring a 13-day tour of Thailand and Cambodia featuring visits to four sites of its WorldCrafts ministry. WorldCrafts is

Teens die from popular, dangerous dare often ruled as suicide

April 21, 2011

A dangerous thrill-seeking practice commonly called “the choking game” is claiming hundreds of teenage lives as it crosses the line from dangerous to deadly. No

Boone’s Chapel pastor weathers second tornado in one year

April 21, 2011

One week shy of a year ago, Mike Johnson, pastor of Boone’s Chapel Baptist Church, Prattville, was helping his then community of Albertville recover from