There is no room for torture as part of the United States’ intelligence gathering process, in Richard Land’s view. The practice known as “waterboarding” is
He picked trash up off the ground. He held the door open for older ladies. He went to church. Brian Atkins was a good guy.
With rickshaw rallies, Australian expeditions and other adventurous themes, Vacation Bible School (VBS) always appeals to children’s sense of wonder. But it resonates with one
This time last year, Ashley Stone was facing a quandary common to many young mothers: She wanted to be able to work but also spend
Two University of Mobile (UM) quartets, RamTonz and RamBunctious, have won regional competitions and will represent the university in international contests this summer and fall.
Samford University’s top student leaders were recognized April 30 at the annual leadership and service convocation, and retiring Vice President and Dean of Students Richard
Some 50 Alabama Baptist ministers from across the state attended Judson’s 47th Annual Ministers Golf Tournament in Marion. First place was awarded to Ty Parten
Larry Gipson, pastor of First Baptist Church, Oneonta, recently performed a funeral with his good friend, congregant and predecessor Dan Sims. They shook hands, prayed
