Judson opens school to displaced students
September 22, 2005
Judson College (JC) announced Sept. 14 that it has opened its enrollment to student displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The college is offering full tuition and
100 percent of monetary gifts helps victims
September 15, 2005
The scenes of destruction in Louisiana and Mississippi are harrowing, heart-rending and troubling. Virtually no one could fail to be moved by the devastation of
Southern Baptist relief teams ready for largest response yet
September 8, 2005
As Hurricane Katrina made landfall near Grand Isle, La., at 6 a.m. Aug. 29, Southern Baptist disaster relief teams, including 150 Alabama disaster relief volunteers,
Fultondale developing evacuee ‘welcome center’
September 8, 2005
CareNet Connection, a non-profit ministry organization launched by First Baptist Church, Fultondale, plans to develop the model for caring to Hurricane Katrina evacuees. Jim
Alabama missionary couple returns to Cullman after 25 years of IMB service in Taiwan
September 1, 2005
While most people who are retiring dream about afternoons on the golf course or undisturbed strolls through the park, Alabamians Jerry and Sandy Cole are
Jaye, Annie
September 1, 2005
Annie Jaye has been a member at Mineola Baptist Church, Uriah, for about 90 years. Over the years, Jaye has served as Sunday School teacher,
Funderburgs pour years of love into Baptist life
September 1, 2005
It’s a magnificently carved Steinway piano that sits as a quiet and unassuming presence in Mary Funderburg’s living room. Quiet and unassuming — its demeanor
State’s Baptists participate in missions at home, overseas
September 1, 2005
Students involved in Dunamis Ministries at Twelfth Street Baptist Church, Gadsden, took part in two summer missions trips. Twenty-two students and six adults traveled on
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