Ways churches can help – Human trafficking feature
January 10, 2013
Pray. Minister to basic needs, such as meeting needs for safe houses. Provide medical care to victims. Assist with legal fees of victims. Provide counseling
WMU, churches work to raise awareness, teach Christians that ‘silence is consent’
January 10, 2013
Freedom is not freedom without Jesus,” said Chad Cossiboom, university minister at Shades Mountain Baptist Church, Vestavia Hills, during a human trafficking awareness event at
More than one-third of Americans see signs of end times in severe weather
January 10, 2013
More than a third of Americans believe the severity of recent natural disasters is evidence that we are in the “end times” described in the
Alabama not immune to worldwide commercial sex slavery, abuse
January 10, 2013
By Kristen Padilla Chong Kim, a Korean-American, thought she had found love. She was 18 and was excited to find a man who could potentially
Federal District Judge Bowdre challenges Samford grads to ‘embrace the ride’
January 10, 2013
Federal District Judge Karon O. Bowdre told Samford University seniors that “a great journey lies ahead, full of adventure, full of unknown joys and sorrows,
Christians most populous, Pew research affirms
January 10, 2013
Christians are the world’s largest religious group and are nearly evenly dispersed globally, according to a new Pew study on the size, geographic distribution and
Rejection doesn’t stop Nepalese church planters
January 10, 2013
No one accepted us, Agni Amrit said, hanging his head so low it almost rests on his checkered tie. Amrit asked 10 people in Kathmandu,
Promoting gay ‘marriage’ compared to communism
January 10, 2013
VATICAN CITY — Faced with recent setbacks in the United States and in Europe, the Catholic Church has intensified its increasingly uphill battle against gay
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