1 Samuel 12:23-24; 1:10-20; 1:27-2:1
May 10, 2012
Bible Studies for Life Associate Professor of Religion, Department of Religion, Samford University A Legacy of Hope 1 Samuel 12:23−24; 1:10−20; 1:27–2:1 The Rest of
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UMC votes to end guaranteed clergy appointments
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TAMPA, Florida — In a move that will give bishops more flexibility to remove ineffective pastors, the United Methodist Church (UMC) voted May 1 to
MAF dedicates missionary plane for service in Haiti
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NAMPA, Idaho — Amid a crowd of several hundred supporters, staff and local residents, Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) dedicated a Cessna Caravan aircraft in an
IMB VP nominee would lead business leaders
May 10, 2012
Long before he became International Mission Board (IMB) president, Tom Elliff dreamed of a new kind of missionary — Southern Baptist business leaders who
UMobile Adds Apartment-style Living for Upperclassmen
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More than 40 churches and ministries and almost 500 individuals have united to pray daily for Mobile and Baldwin counties through Pray Gulf Coast, a
Shumaker Receives Judson College Alumnae Loyalty Award
May 10, 2012
Anne Williamson Shumaker of Centre received the 2012 Alumnae Loyalty Award at Judson College’s annual alumnae weekend, known as “J-Day,” April 13–14. Shumaker has been
Upcoming Samford University Commencement Activities
May 10, 2012
Upcoming Samford University Commencement Activities: Samford University’s commencement activities include a May 18 graduation prayer breakfast in the main dining room of Beeson University Center
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