Vincent Forras served as a volunteer firefighter at the South Salem Fire Department about 45 minutes north of Ground Zero in New York. On Sept. 11, 2001, he was nowhere near the site of the deadly terror attacks — he was fishing on his lake. But of course, that all changed quickly, and the next day, he was with his fellow firefighters working through the rubble of the fallen Twin Towers, looking for people.
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9/11 reflections: “I prayed to God. … ‘Please God, take me quickly.'”
Vincent Forras said he wasn’t “that religious” the moment he got buried in rubble at Ground Zero, but all of a sudden, he decided it was time to be.
During University of Mobile chapel on September 30, students heard from one of their own as Joe Stevens delivered a compelling and convicting message about what love truly means while preaching out of 1 John 4:7-11.
Voter turnout continues to decline during the non-presidential elections, and Greg Davis at Alabama Citizens Action Program wants to change the statistics.
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