Labor Department combats child soldiers
May 29, 2003
The U.S. Department of Labor is teaming with a global Christian aid agency to combat the plight of child soldiers. Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao
Ads target campus anti-Christian bigotry
May 8, 2003
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Beginning April 14, the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), a Christian legal group, ran ads in the school newspapers of five state universities.
Alabamian shares pain, shame of abortion; hopes to help others
January 16, 2003
Sedated and lying on a table, a scared — but determined — 19-year-old girl heard the roar of the vacuum-like machine begin. She felt the
Inter-Baptist Fellowship still promoting race relations
January 2, 2003
It is our responsibility as Alabama Baptists to make our state better by being Great Commission Christians,” said Gary Farley, Pickens Baptist Association director of
Cross burnings still occur in Alabama
December 5, 2002
By Sondra Washington In December, the United States Supreme Court will review another controversial case concerning a 50-year-old Virginia law banning cross burnings meant to
Shelby Crossings breaks race barrier, makes Baptist history
December 5, 2002
Like many Alabama Baptist State Convention pastors, Michael Satterfield is a well-educated leader. He received a doctor of ministry degree in seminary and served as
CLC officers Christian voices on social issues
November 28, 2002
Our Christian witness is affected by our methods of handling social, moral and ethical problems,” Larry Michael said as part of the Christian Life Commission
Same-sex laws see one defeat, four victories
November 14, 2002
Nevada voters made a decisive statement in favor of traditional marriage Nov. 5, passing a constitutional amendment that specifies only a man and a woman’s
