Jacob Novak only has one semester left before he graduates from the University of Alabama in Huntsville. The whole time he’s been there, he’s been
Eddie Gibson says it took 20 years for the Dellanna West O’Brien School to get to where it was, before a man allegedly drove a
In January, it seemed like it might be an unusual year for WorldSong Missions Place, Cook Springs, to celebrate turning 30. Candace McIntosh, executive director
The soles of Keelan Adams’ shoes are well worn from the streets of Montgomery. On many mornings, you can find him walking around downtown, sharing
Back in 2004 when Hurricane Ivan was barreling down on the Gulf Coast, Allen Stephenson was caught off guard by an unexpected force. And it
When Floyd Rodgers was a teenager he looked up to drug dealers. And he looked down on pastors. In his neighborhood on the east side
Some 100 people huddled on top of broken glass inside the education building of Rosedale Baptist Church in Tuscaloosa, on April 27, 2011. “We had
On July 31, Trennis and Pam Henderson “unplugged” from the national Woman’s Missionary Union office in Birmingham and drove across town to the office of
