Lee Bradley is not your average missionary. While home in the United States for the past few months, Bradley trained for and completed a bike
Fred Lackey wasn’t going to let a broken jaw stop him from missing a Sunday church service for the first time in nearly 10 years
After Auburn University’s football win over Clemson last season, coach Gene Chizik declared, “It’s a God thing.” After the national championship game win over the
Matt Spring doesn’t always think about baseball when he hears the word “sacrifice.” Faith comes to mind. A catcher for the Montgomery Biscuits from 2007
Scan the faces of those serving at the Camp of Champions (see story, page 1) and you’ll see smiling faces, eager to serve. Each of
Southern Baptist chaplain Fred Holcombe Jr. leads a flock numbering 3,500–5,800 people — the population of a small town. But this “town” is more than
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) President Chuck Kelley has named James R. “Randy” Driggers as the school’s new vice president for institutional advancement. Driggers,
Al Worthington (second from left), former Major League Baseball pitcher and retired Liberty University baseball coach, is inducted into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame
