Fathers pass down life lessons through gardening
June 12, 2008
Lots of people cry around onions, but for Steve Tierce, it’s okra — okra gets him a little choked up. Okra and squash. And tomatoes.
Sand Mountain Baptists coordinate tornado rebuild
June 12, 2008
It’s been a long road to recovery for people in the Sand Mountain area since a tornado swept through in early February, destroying homes and
Woman finds hope through Christ, help of WMU mentor after long life of prostitution, addiction
June 12, 2008
No one knows what darkness feels like quite like Janet Gillispie does. Sometimes it’s the recklessness of selling yourself to a stranger for $5, shame
Columbia Association disaster relief team helps in Georgia
June 12, 2008
When Joe and Casandra Fletcher returned to their Macon, Ga., home from a Mother’s Day trip in May, they were shocked to see a sign
Court rules in church’s favor on tax issue
June 12, 2008
Churches in Jefferson County might qualify for a tax refund based on a recent court ruling, holding that a property tax exemption was wrongfully withheld
Mobile-based band Seraph does ministry with music
June 12, 2008
Members of the Mobile-based band Seraph say their main goal is ministry, but to accomplish that end, they have done more than simply write songs.
Alabama preacher Baggett celebrates 50 years’ service
June 12, 2008
Harold Baggett, of Bay Minette, never expected to become a preacher, let alone spend 50 years in the ministry, but he has loved every minute
One facility, two churches reaching whites, blacks
June 5, 2008
One church in Montevallo is keeping the lights on a little longer every Sunday. That’s to accommodate the second church family. The members of University
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