Judson College has been selected to test a chemistry program founded by Carnegie Mellon. Ruth Kastenmayer, teacher of Web design courses at Judson College, says
As a fellowship of Baptist Christians and churches, we acknowledge the Lordship of Jesus Christ and confess “one Lord, one faith, one baptism” (Eph. 4:5).
After searching the globe for more than a year, the Alabama Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) board of trustees unanimously elected Candace McIntosh executive director of
Anglo Christians need to understand one thing if they want to reach Hispanics with the gospel. It’s spelled r-e-s-p-e-c-t, according to Gus Reyes, ethnic evangelism
One of the wonderful things about watching children at play is to see their creativity. Children playing a game seem to have no problem making
Marty Raybon wants to be remembered as a soulwinner and not so much as the former lead singer of the country music group, Shenandoah.
Mitch Glaser was born a Jew and was certain he would die a Jew. He didn’t even believe in hell, until a Christian friend mustered
In 1970, 12-year-old Bryan Peoples played in the Royal Ambassador (RA) Alabama state championship basketball game. On Feb. 14–15, 2003, Peoples returned and coached
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