A woman’s decision to choose life instead of abortion is a “generational decision,” says Kathryn Barnhill, an adoptee and adoption advocate for Lifeline Children’s Services.
As Alabama prepares to take on Michigan in the Rose Bowl, longtime Crimson Tide chaplain Jeremiah Castille reflects on life lessons learned while playing for Bear Bryant and how those lessons inform his faith and ministry today.
Hoyt Washington, 87, of Trussville says evangelism is his heart and desire, a crucial part of his three-pronged focus of prayer, chaplaincy and discipleship.
Caregiving can be exhausting, aggravating and, at times, completely overwhelming, but it may be the most demanding and rewarding undertaking you will ever encounter.
The ministry of Curtis Kelley has spanned 72 years. The 90-year-old Tuscaloosan has taken more than 16 international missions trips and served many churches prior to his retirement from full-time ministry.
Medicare may be one of those life necessities individuals put off until they must deal with it, but once signed up it should be reviewed annually, according to experts in the field.
Longtime Alabama Baptist campus minister Gary Brittain says there are “not enough pages” to tell the story of what God has done and is doing through college ministry in this state and beyond.
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