Qualities of leadership run deep in Samford University’s Westmoreland family. And, in what is a national rarity, a father-daughter pair serve as university and student
When he was in the eighth grade, Daniel Simmons portrayed a preacher in his school’s production of “Who Killed Aunt Caroline?” This year, Simmons played
Provident Films and Sherwood Pictures are offering a chance for churches to ring in the new year with a special screening of the film “Courageous.”
Ed Litton joked that in his next film role, he’s going to be the bad guy in a Western. “I’ll wear an eye patch and
The Hispanic Baptist Bible Institute celebrated its second graduation with 23 students Nov. 19 at Indian Springs Baptist Church, Eight Mile. The institute is a
LifeWay Christian Resources is pulling all copies of a special pink-covered Bible that partially benefited Susan G. Komen for the Cure because some of Komen’s
Cecil O. Brown, former pastor of Keener Baptist Church, died Dec. 11. He was 83. A Chapman native, Brown received his bachelor’s degree in religion
Central Baptist Association’s approach to mercy ministry takes its call to empower local churches seriously. Jerusalem Missions’ vision statement has two primary elements: to meet
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