Aflao, Ghana — that’s where the streets are paved with garbage and power lines stretch through the town like a case of unraveled dental floss.
As motorcycle engines roared, more than 4,200 leather-clad motorcyclists and their friends at the 69th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally heard a three-minute testimony of how
Eighty-five-year-old Vivian Ladnier is doing her part to fulfill Isaiah’s anointed cry to “bind up the brokenhearted and proclaim liberty to the captives” through her
Jennifer White’s plans called for an extended amount of time at the beach this summer. And while that might sound typical for a college student,
“This has built relationships in this community,” Pastor Lee Merck said of the annual block party his church organizes for Grove Hill students and their
Lions, leopards and bears — oh yes. This was the response of First Baptist Church, Carbon Hill, as 90 men came to the church-sponsored Sportsman’s
Judy Patrick, children’s minister at Faith Baptist Church, Fairhope, wanted to try something new in place of Vacation Bible School (VBS) this year. “I was
It oftentimes isn’t long after hitting campus that college students learn the meaning of “poor college student.” But in a declining economy, the phrase packs
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