“September is National Deaf Awareness Month, a time to celebrate Deaf culture. … Seeing everyone come together to play pickleball without any barriers was a great way to honor Deaf Awareness Month,” said LaShawn Washington of AIDB.
During the University of Mobile chapel on September 16, students were reminded of their value and the victory that has been won on their behalf through the ultimate price Christ paid on their behalf.
As with all parts of life, the routines found among congregations can easily become stale and predictable due to convenience, time restraints and complacency.
When you take swimming lessons, one of the first things you’re taught is how to float, usually on your back. But what about staying afloat spiritually?
Jeff Medders reminded University of Mobile students during a recent chapel service that they cannot lose their salvation — because they are secure in Christ.
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