Leroy Johnson didn’t catch what Peter said, but suddenly everyone in the house was looking at him to respond. “What?” Johnson asked. One of the
James Earl Massey, of Greensboro, made his 10th consecutive annual visit to Judson College chapel Sept. 6. Massey was founding pastor of Metropolitan Church of
Judson College will host Preview and Scholarship Day on Sept. 24. Interested students can test for scholarships that include one full-tuition and five partial-tuition awards.
A new course at the University of Mobile (UMobile), Walking Through Paris: Aspects of France’s Cultural History, includes the option of a trip to Paris
At 8:45 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001, Tom Fortner sat down for a quick breakfast. Only five miles from where Fortner blessed his meal, a
Ready to reach your “Jerusalem” for Christ? Neighborhood Missions Ministry (NMM), a Tuscaloosa Baptist Association outreach, is holding a training session to help you do
First Hurricane Irene dumped water along the East Coast, and then Tropical Storm Lee flooded parts of the Gulf Coast. So Alabama Baptist disaster relief
Labor Day was no picnic or holiday for dozens of Southern Baptist disaster relief volunteers and leaders involved in responses to flooding along the East
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