Missions volunteers and others contemplating a trip to Eastern Europe in the next few months would be wise to consult their insurance carriers prior to
Beverly Outlaw Shirah, 75, died Oct. 29, and her husband, Joe M. “Mike” Shirah, 70, died Nov. 8. Both of Headland, the Shirahs were serving
Ukraine is a long way from Robertsdale, Alabama – more than 5,700 miles, in fact. But that vast expanse isn’t stopping the people of First
Philadelphia Baptist Church, Smiths Station, will host Dixie Echoes quartet March 20 at 6 p.m. Doors open at 5 p.m. A love offering will be
New Home Baptist Church, Samson, will host revival services March 13 at 5 p.m., and March 14–16 at 6 p.m. Hosea Parker will speak. Four
Juanita S. Tew died Feb. 28. She was 89. Tew held bachelor’s and master’s degrees in teacher education from Samford University and was an elementary
The National Center on Sexual Exploitation released its 2022 Dirty Dozen List yesterday (March 8), calling out 12 companies whose business operations contribute to the
People close to Danny Williams describe him as a Christian living every day as an example to others. He is a man who lives his
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