Religion gets bad rap on TV
January 4, 2007
Depictions of religion on broadcast television plummeted during the latest season, according to a new study by the Parents Television Council (PTC). In
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Victims of tsunami thank Southern Baptists for relief work
January 4, 2007
Weeset’s friend told him about the SBC. It had helped his friend rebuild his house. And through the SBC, Weeset rebuilt his beachfront restaurant.
Montgomery couple starting three-year work in Ghana
January 4, 2007
Many men and women across America are eagerly awaiting the day they can retire. For many in their 60s, that day has either arrived or
FBC Sulligent links with Venezuela, Guatemala
January 4, 2007
First Baptist Church, Sulligent, recently became the first congregation in the state to link a past and a present international partnership of Alabama Baptists together
Small Butler County church draws big crowd for 150th
January 4, 2007
It’s been a long time since the vaulted ceiling and solid-wood walls of Sardis Baptist Church in Butler County have contained the 400-person crowd they’re
Geraldine church honors 150-year heritage, plans for bright future
January 4, 2007
Although New Canaan Baptist Church, Geraldine, has a 150-year legacy of training up Christians to be church and community leaders, the congregation is keeping an
University of Mobile students sing at White House
January 4, 2007
Two University of Mobile (UM) vocal ensembles performed at the White House Dec. 20, 2006. The Voices of Mobile ensemble and the RamTonz men’s quartet
Mattox first deaf student to get teacher ed degree
January 4, 2007
Suzanne Mattox of Birmingham became the first deaf student to complete Samford University’s teacher education program when she received a bachelor’s degree, magna cum laude,
