Kazakhstan-born Baptist Viktor Leven, who holds German citizenship, will be deported if a Kazakh court upholds a decision punishing him for “unregistered missionary activity,” local
Though Ida had slowed to a tropical storm before she made landfall in Alabama on Nov. 10, she was a full-force hurricane when she bombarded
As far as Rick Harris was concerned, it was just too easy. The name of his community — Arley — was just asking for an
In James 1:27, believers are challenged to care for the needs of orphans, and two churches in the Birmingham area are putting their faith into
The Judson College equestrian team competed in the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association horse shows hosted by Berry College in Mount Berry, Ga., Oct. 24–25. There
Three men. Three different life stories. One beautiful picture of adoption. Their story is my story. Eight years ago, when I got married, adoption became
Judson College held its annual Employee Recognition Convocation on Nov. 3. President David Potts presided and presented gifts to honorees. “This has been a difficult
Samford University in Birmingham honored alumni, crowned a new homecoming queen and hosted almost 5,000 graduates and family members Nov. 6–8. Three alumni were singled
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