Floods are nasty. Water destroys, dissolves, stains, reeks, stagnates and displaces. Even in the “best” circumstances, recovering from flood is a long-term effort. For those
Samford University Provost and Executive Vice President J. Bradley Creed has been elected to a four-year term on the National Board of the Lilly Fellows
The University of Mobile (UMobile) invites prospective students to attend Visit Day on Nov. 30. A $2,000 visit scholarship is also available for participants. This
A new play, “Ann Judson, Missionary,” was presented at Judson College on Nov. 8 and 10. The play was written, arranged and directed by Billie
Forest Lake Baptist Church, Tuscaloosa If the question is “Do you want to know God?” well, who doesn’t? Has there ever been a person who
Are you smarter than your hormones? That was the question posed to more than 300 women and young ladies gathered at Ridgecrest Baptist Church, Dothan,
Last spring students in grades 3–8 of Alabama’s public schools took statewide tests of reading and math skills. The results were generally better than the
After a tornado badly damaged Ephesus Baptist Church, Sprott, on Jan. 23, the congregation sprang into action to get its building back in order. One
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