SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Martin F. "Marty" King has been named as associate executive director and team leader for the communications, Cooperative Program and public relations
The Christmas tree remains a powerful symbol for many of us, a mandala of sorts, evoking emotions that can be traced through thousands of years
WACO, Texas — Anne Davis, the renowned Baptist social worker, died Nov. 9. She was 69. Born in Baskerville, Va., Davis earned degrees from Averett
A lack of bureaucracy made churches “the true first responders” when Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast last year, a new survey found, but a
David (name has been changed) is intrigued by big ideas and how to make them work. Until his junior year in college, his plan was
Judson College professor of education Frankie Oglesby received the Alabama Trust for Historic Preservation’s "Preservation Services Award" for 2006 on Oct. 13. Oglesby was nominated
Churches surveyed in southern Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina offered suggestions for how faith communities can be prepared for natural disasters. Many of the suggestions echo
Judson College campus ministries and the office of faith-based service and learning sponsored Treats on Bibb Street Oct. 31. Marion police cordoned off a section
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