Alabamians interested in addressing issues related to poverty are invited to attend a statewide conference. “Confronting Poverty: Making Change II,” Sept. 15, at Judson College
Japan has given the green light to researchers involved in embryonic stem cell research. On Aug. 1, a Japanese Cabinet panel approved experimentation of human
In January, a computer virus destroyed files on my hard drive. I purchased a new computer and printer.. Then July 23, I received a message
The most important event of the year occurs for many Alabamians this week. School reopens. More than 700,000 boys and girls begin another year of
Romar Beach Baptist Church is a church on a “porpoise,” as Pastor Paul Smith likes to say. “The first Sunday we were here (at
If you’re looking for a magic bullet to deal with stress, forget it. It’s not there,” Tommy Yessick told a packed room of about 60
A few nights ago an interesting thing happened. It was during Vacation Bible School. When I reached the church and found that the overnight
In Ghana, clans are a long-established part of the culture that incorporates all ethnic groups. A clan includes all individuals who can trace their heritage
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