Parents have hope, author says
June 16, 2011
In 11 years of traveling with her husband’s ministry, Irene Bennett has met many parents of adult children who were raised in a Christian home
International religious freedom ambassador sworn in
June 16, 2011
WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton defended her new ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom June 2, calling Suzan Johnson Cook a bridge-builder who
Civil union law leads Illinois agency to stop adoptions
June 16, 2011
ROCKFORD, Ill. — Catholic Charities of Rockford, Ill. — which works with 11 counties — has decided to stop offering foster care and adoption services
House Speaker calls session ‘most productive’
June 16, 2011
Alabama lawmakers recently wrapped what House Speaker Mike Hubbard is calling the “most productive legislative session in decades.” Standouts among the more than 100 bills
Remembering the military
June 16, 2011
Great editorial, “Not Just Another Three-day Weekend,” in the May 26 issue. We have a veteran’s organization at Dauphin Way Baptist Church. We have about
City of Dora votes to go wet; area pastors concerned
June 16, 2011
The historically dry city of Dora has voted to go wet and allow alcohol sales following a June 7 special referendum. More than 600 of
Assisted-suicide movement leader Kevorkian dies
June 16, 2011
ROYAL OAK, Mich. — Jack Kevorkian, who became the face of the assisted-suicide movement while helping a self-estimated 130 people kill themselves in the 1990s,
‘Bingo’ corruption trial under way in Montgomery
June 16, 2011
The federal corruption trial revolving around electronic bingo in Alabama commenced with opening remarks by defense lawyers and prosecutors June 10 in Montgomery. At press
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