Pell City recognizes dedication of Arbor Baptist member
January 18, 2001
It seems Pauline Rich has made a career of being a “permanent substitute.” Back in the 1950s, she was asked by her employer to finish
Sixteen RNs join Alabama’s parish nurses
January 18, 2001
Sixteen registered nurses (RN) from across Alabama recently earned nursing pins from the Parish Nurse Project of Alabama during its second graduation. “These 16 graduates
‘Epic’ missions group
January 18, 2001
National WMU leaders dream; set goals for 21st century National Woman’s Missionary Union is embracing the 21st century with excitement and enthusiasm. Under the leadership
Alabamian earns CWJC honor
January 4, 2001
An Alabama woman was one of two awarded the Sybil Bentley Dove Endowment Fund, an honor bestowed by the Christian Women’s Job Corps (CWJC) of
97-year-old fulfills dream, publishes book of poetry
November 30, 2000
Listen very carefully, and you will hear Mabel E. Willoughby’s thoughts on almost 100 years of life: -The stars she has observed throughout her life,
Tuscaloosa Baptist is teacher of year
November 30, 2000
For schoolteacher and Alabama Baptist Carolyn Lowery, winning last year’s Sallie Mae First Class Teacher Award was a huge shock. For people who know her,
Historic Baptist church ordains woman
November 2, 2000
NASHVILLE — The 180-year-old First Baptist Church in Nashville, has for the first time ordained a woman to the gospel ministry. She is Ryan Leigh
Danger can’t deter missionary in Africa
November 2, 2000
Barbara Brown, a high school librarian in Tennessee for 30 years, looks like the stereotypic quiet, mild-mannered librarian. But looks can be deceiving. Brown, who
