Sibling rivalry fueled Crystal Cathedral fall, son says
April 5, 2012
GARDEN GROVE, Calif. — As the Crystal Cathedral tries to find its footing without any members of founder Robert H. Schuller’s family at the helm,
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New Hampshire gay ‘marriage’ repeal bill defeated
April 5, 2012
CONCORD, N.H. — A bill that would have reversed New Hampshire’s gay “marriage” law has been defeated in the state House of Representatives, a surprising
Alabamian named to National Acteens Panel
April 5, 2012
A commitment to missions coupled with participation and leadership in their Acteens groups, churches, schools and communities landed six teenagers spots on this year’s National Acteens
Redman calls worshipers to respond to human trafficking
April 5, 2012
As the writer of praise songs such as “Better is One Day,” “Blessed Be Your Name,” “The Heart of Worship” and “You Never Let Go,”
Papal visit to Cuba could ‘change the conversation’
April 5, 2012
Pope Benedict XVI ended his three-day visit to Cuba on March 28 with an appeal for more religious freedom for the Catholic Church, ahead of
Southern Baptists reach out to Manila’s urban poor
April 5, 2012
Come on,” a young man calls as he and a group of teenagers trek to a squatter village to teach the Bible. They pass an
Judson Students, Graduate to Serve As Summer Camp Staffers
March 29, 2012
Judson College junior Jessica Douthat, of Fort Payne, will return to Camp Skyline this summer as a fifth-time staffer. Skyline is a Christian camp for
Bessemer Pastor Speaks at Judson Chapel
March 29, 2012
Judson College junior Staci Chesser had the opportunity to introduce her father, Tommy Chesser, at weekly chapel Feb. 28. Tommy Chesser, pastor of Raimund Heights
