In her new book, “Joyful Sorrow: Breaking Through the Darkness of Mental Illness,” Bible teacher and mental health advocate Julie Busler speaks out about depression, suicide and the powerful comfort of Scripture.
There’s a potential predator in every child’s pocket, says anti-human-trafficking advocate and author John DiGirolamo, who in his new book offers tips for parents who want to help their children use smartphones and other technology safely.
“Ordinary Angels” is a faith-inspired redemption story that shows the impact one person can make on another’s life. The new film from producers Andy and Jon Erwin will be in theaters Feb. 23.
92-year-old John Host probably shouldn’t be alive, but he continues to thrive thanks to family and friends at the Hueytown Seniors Center. He’s also a mathematical genius, just one chapter of his amazing story.
“When you are retired sometimes you think you have no purpose left. This gave us a purpose and God blessed it. … God has provided equipment, supplies, time. It is all to His glory.”
Tim Lacey has retired after serving as minister of music and senior adults at First Baptist Church Winfield for 27 years and a total of 44 years of ministering through music in Southern Baptist churches.
Jan. 11 is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. Several faith-based organizations in Alabama work with government and community leaders to equip people to recognize human trafficking and help those caught in its snare.
Seventh Day Slumber is part of Winter Jam, which kicks off Jan. 12 in Mobile, Alabama, at the Mitchell Center.
