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Wells honored as Judson College’s final Outstanding Alumna during last graduation
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Cunningham earns Samford degree at 78
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By Sean Flynt Special to TAB Media As a child in Birmingham’s Titusville neighborhood, Vivian Cunningham thought she’d be a seamstress. She inherited the sewing
Longtime missions author Rosalie Hunt writes first memoir
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Rosalie Hunt’s life is forever changed by a leper who came to her front door on Christmas morning when she was 9 years old. Hunt
GuideStone names president-elect; Hawkins to retire in early 2022
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GuideStone Financial Resources will begin a time of transition of leadership this summer with the announcement of the new president-elect, D. Hance Dilbeck Jr. Dilbeck, executive
Guest editorial: Watts reflects on beginnings, endings, consistency of change
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EDITOR’S NOTE — The first day Cynthia Watts walked into the office, she and I almost forgot to go home that night. We brainstormed about
No accidents: Church secretary sees God’s hand in financing daughter’s education
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Ever since Angela Smith’s son and daughter were born, she’s been passionate about helping them get an education that puts God at the center. “I
Samford graduates urged to prepare hearts, stand firm
May 19, 2021
In five ceremonies stretched over two weeks, Samford University awarded 1,340 degrees to its 2021 graduates. It also honored graduates from 2020, who matriculated last
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