CHICAGO — A Federal Express (FedEx) employee has prevailed in a lawsuit accusing the shipping giant of discrimination in failing to accommodate his religious beliefs.
For more than 25 years Steven Curtis Chapman has been sharing songs and stories about God’s redemption, grace, love and faithfulness with audiences around the
Judson College education professors Gwenyth McCorquodale and Lesley Sheek (in absentia) and English professor Chris Hokanson presented their research project at the Association for Childhood
Beeson Divinity School’s Dean Timothy George was invited to speak on a panel of religious leaders at the National Religious Freedom Conference hosted by the
Samford’s A Cappella Choir took some of the top honors at the Florilége Vocal de Tours competition in Tours, France, May 25–27, including: First Prize,
University of Mobile President Mark Foley has filed comments about the federal government’s definition of “religious employer” with the U.S. Department of Health and Human
The University of Mobile will hold the 5K Ram Run at Oak Mountain State Park in Pelham. The race will be June 23 at 8
MAE LA, Thailand — The Baptist World Alliance (BWA) has sent $25,000 in emergency financial assistance to a school in the Mae La Refugee Camp
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