Anyone who knows Sammy Gilbreath will tell you the Harley-riding, skydiving ball of fire for the Lord epitomizes the aggressive, try-anything go-getter. Except when it
David (name has been changed) is intrigued by big ideas and how to make them work. Until his junior year in college, his plan was
Judson College professor of education Frankie Oglesby received the Alabama Trust for Historic Preservation’s "Preservation Services Award" for 2006 on Oct. 13. Oglesby was nominated
Churches surveyed in southern Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina offered suggestions for how faith communities can be prepared for natural disasters. Many of the suggestions echo
WACO, Texas — Anne Davis, the renowned Baptist social worker, died Nov. 9. She was 69. Born in Baskerville, Va., Davis earned degrees from Averett
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary recently won the right to house the Charles H. Spurgeon Collection, a library featuring the works of
Explore the Bible Assistant Professor of Christian Studies, School of Christian Studies, University of Mobile Seizing New Opportunities Ezra 1:1–6; 3:1–3, 10–11 The Book of
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Gospel hymn writer John W. Peterson, who authored more than 1,000 hymns and 35 cantatas, died of cancer Sept. 20 in Scottsdale,
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