Camp Sonshine, the camp of St. Clair Baptist Association, has closed down for the summer after its interim director was charged with enticing a child
Nathan Wilson, a senior math major from St. Peters, Mo., was named Samford University’s 2007 student employee of the year April 12. Wilson is the
John and Suzanne Crocker thought they would be on the missions field for life. After an unexpected opportunity brought them back to the United States
The Judson College equestrian team, led by equine director Jennfier Hoggle, completed its show season in late March. The Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) National
Alabama Baptist historian Wayne Flynt was honored by Baptists Today newsjournal with the Judson-Rice Award for leadership with integrity during the spring meeting of Alabama
Born in Bangkok, Thailand, as the son of non-Christian, Chinese parents, Thira Siengsukon (pronounced See-eng-su-kone) was raised in the Thai culture, educated in Thai schools
How can colleges and universities prepare for the unthinkable? How can students be protected from the unimaginable? After more than 30 Virginia Tech students
The Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) of Coosa River Baptist Association celebrated its 100th birthday April 5 during its annual meeting. About 170 people gathered at
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