For nine years now, Jon Hodge has been in the neighborhood-changing business. While he’s changing neighborhoods, he’s also working, with God’s help, to change hearts,
CINCINNATI — The head of the country’s largest Jewish movement called prominent Texas pastor John Hagee an “extremist” and urged fellow rabbis to shun his
WASHINGTON — Oregon recorded more deaths by physician-assisted suicide in 2007 than in any year in the decade since it was legalized. The Oregon Department
WASHINGTON — Two television ministries still are refusing to comply fully with a U.S. Senate committee’s probe into their financial records. Televangelists Kenneth Copeland and
Twelve Samford University students got their hands a little dirty April 12, but it was all to help their counterparts at Union University in Jackson,
Charles Richard Inman, a former Alabama Baptist pastor, died March 20. He was 84. Inman served as a church starter and bivocational pastor for several
Retired pastor and Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions (SBOM) missionary Charles L. Martin Jr. died March 8. He was 85. Martin led the Baptist
Despite overwhelming statistics revealing alcohol’s negative effects on society, some Alabama legislators are determined to increase its availability and potency around the state. But Dan
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