Rachel Lampa
August 17, 2000
Live For You Word Records Upon first listen, one may believe that Rachael Lampa is a seasoned veteran who has had years of vocal training
Samford — New science building marks changes
August 17, 2000
New and returning Samford University students will find the school’s beautiful Georgian-Colonial campus embellished this fall with towering cranes and the occasional detour sign. “This
First black SBC seminary teacher honored
August 10, 2000
RIDGECREST, N.C. — The first African-American appointed to a full professorship at a Southern Baptist seminary was honored Aug. 2 with the fourth annual Black
Quilt remembers the faces and lives of family members lost to suicide
August 10, 2000
Quilt remembers the faces and lives of family members lost to suicide By Greg Heyman, The Alabama Baptist The quilt recalls memories of family members by
Churches offer schools financial aid
August 10, 2000
Alabama churches played a key role in defeating last year’s referendum on lottery gambling. Some of them are now stepping up to the plate to
Oldest black denomination elects femail
August 10, 2000
CINCINNATI, Ohio — The African Methodist Episcopal Church, the oldest black denomination in the U.S., elected its first female bishop July 11. Vashti McKenzie was
Tuckers named to NAMB’s Mission Service Corps
August 10, 2000
Alabamian Ashley Tucker and her husband, Jimmy, have been assigned to Mission Service Corps volunteers to Casper, Wyo. The Tuckers are serving for two years
Hipps seeks to give children ‘purpose’
August 10, 2000
Seven years ago a vision of what is now called The National JEWEL Foundation began to form in Terri Hipps’ mind. She wanted children to
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