For Bill Day, his work is a calling full of purpose, fulfillment and adventure. When Day, an associate with Alabama Citizens Action Program (ALCAP), walks
The impact of a circuit court judge’s gavel declaring a wet/dry vote on alcohol sales in Cedar Bluff unconstitutional could reverberate throughout Alabama. On Oct.
WASHINGTON — Donations to the nation’s largest charities dropped in 2002, a first in 12 years, The Chronicle of Philanthropy reported. Contributions decreased 1.2 percent,
Muslims outside the United States overwhelmingly believe that politics, not religious tenets, are at the root of violence and civil unrest in their countries, and
By Sondra Washington Would you like to know how a sound system will sound in your church before you purchase it? Would it help if
SAM CLEMENTE, Calif. — A two-year-old suit involving Campus Crusade for Christ’s “Jesus” film has been settled. Film producer John Heyman claimed there were unauthorized
Some Christians are so worked up over the issue of a granite monument, one would think it was an earth-shattering or faith-defining issue. More than
NEW MILFORD, Conn. — A federal judge has ruled that a New Milford, Conn., family can legally hold prayer meetings in its home. The Sept.
