Amanda Gilliam remembers vividly what it was like to deliver a mattress to the apartment of an international student who had traveled to Tuscaloosa with
As the pandemic lockdown of 2020 began, pastor William (Buddy) Nelson wanted to communicate a message of love, hope and reassurance to his separated congregation.
All it took was a simple narration of the Christmas story to draw children and youth to Mount Zion Baptist Church in New Brockton, where
Many ministries have been birthed out of personal experience. Hannah Sasser’s infertility journey led her to find others who also were “waiting in hope.” Sasser’s story
Cook Ministries will host Superhero Fire, a suicide awareness network event, Sept. 17, 4–6 p.m., at Hanceville Civic Center. There will be vendors representing suicide
When Marica’s husband died after a long illness, she thought she was prepared to handle living alone. She never imagined the loneliness she would face,
Though sports options abound year round, fall feels like the unofficial kickoff for a new year of athletics — an avenue many churches use to
More than 50 children of missionaries (MKs) preparing to enter college in the U.S. this fall gained insights and encouragement for “reentering” well during the
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