For generations, many churches recognized Decoration Day as a special time of remembrance. Columnist Barbara Eubanks reflects on this waning tradition.
The Alabama Public Library Service’s newly amended administrative code requires public libraries in the state to remove sexually explicit materials from their children’s sections in order to receive state funding.
“God thought of everything when He designed us. He gives us what we need but not until we’re ready for it.”
University of Mobile vocal ensemble Voices of Mobile begins a summer 2024 tour that will be a “great opportunity to share the gospel and tell our University of Mobile story,” says Roger Breland, the group’s executive director.
New grants have helped purchase a trailer that can serve as a refrigerator and freezer for the Rolling Food Pantry, a bus designed to provide fresh food to people in Montgomery’s River Region.
“We don’t have to be in need and despair. We don’t have to lose hope,” says Marian Jordan Ellis, Bible teacher and author of the new devotional book “Garden to Garden: Through the Bible From Eden to Eternal Paradise.”
The word “salvation” can mean several things, but in the Bible, the term has to do with the spiritual and eternal deliverance God has provided fallen and sinful humans through sending His Son as our Savior.
96-year-old Margaret Smith sends a personal, handwritten note to each first-time visitor at her church, First Baptist Church in Centre.
