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Buddy Gray, pastor of Hunter Street Church, Hoover, has been named to the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission’s (ERLC) 2018 Leadership Council. He and JD Thorne, pastor of Point Mallard Parkway Church, Decatur, are the only Alabama Baptists serving on the 75-member council. Council members receive training from ERLC through events and conference calls. They provide counsel to commission staff and sometimes write for ERLC’s website.
I learned the story of Giles Corey a few weeks ago. He was one of 20 accused witches who died in Salem, Mass. in 1692.
Enrollment at Alabama’s public four-year universities is mostly steady this fall, as growth in undergraduate enrollment was offset by a decline in graduate students.
Check out these recent headlines reported by The Baptist Paper.
A new partnership between the University of Mobile and Coastal Alabama Community College is creating clearer pathways for students preparing for careers in education.
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