Nobody in Mount Olive, N.C., was quite prepared for an influx of Haitian immigrants seeking low-paying jobs in area poultry processing plants, but the community’s
Olin Williams read the letter from a teacher in Nigeria. “If you cannot send me a New Testament, please tear a few pages out of
ATLANTA — A renowned neurosurgeon, who received the Presidential Medal of Freedom and who successfully separated twins who were joined at the head, was the
NAPA, California — In an unprecedented act of defiance, a California branch of the Presbyterian Church (USA) (PCUSA) refused a ruling from a church court
Mary Kassian, distinguished professor of women’s studies at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky., is this year’s featured speaker for the 2012 Southern
Alabama’s social programs “barely averted disaster” this year as lawmakers passed the 2013 general fund budget bill May 16. For weeks, various leaders of the
Reeling from slowed business and smaller coffers in the wake of a 2006 law to clamp down on the illegal practice of online gambling, the
When Ella Creel heard children were dying for lack of clean water, she knew something had to be done. But the problem was half a
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