A 30-year pastorate certainly has its joys — Ken Cheek would be the first to say so. Cheek retired Jan. 18 after three decades of
Samford University dedicated its $27 million science building as William Self Propst Hall on March 10, honoring a 1961 Samford graduate who became one of
Moses and the Israelites wandered in the wilderness for 40 years, and Bob Curlee had a 10-year “wilderness experience” of his own before writing his
About 1,200 men and boys braved high winds and heavy rain to get to the Tom Harbin Farm Center in Luverne on Feb. 28 so
Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School named Bessemer minister Reginald Calvert its 2009 Master of Divinity Alumnus of the Year. The award was presented by Dean
Wayne Pate, chairman of the board of trustees of Birmingham’s Baptist Health System (BHS), was recently honored by the Alabama Hospital Association (AlaHA) as the
“Doctrine That Dances: Bringing Doctrinal Preaching and Teaching to Life” by professor Robert Smith Jr. of Samford University’s Beeson Divinity School has claimed its second
Garry Ragsdale preached his first sermon at Mount Zion Baptist Church, Alexandria, 20 years ago. And he hasn’t stopped since. So Feb. 1, the Calhoun
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