In 1970, 12-year-old Bryan Peoples played in the Royal Ambassador (RA) Alabama state championship basketball game. On Feb. 14–15, 2003, Peoples returned and coached
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The Department of Education has issued new “guidance” on prayer in schools, drawing a mixed reaction from legal groups that keep a close eye on
An estimated 9 million Americans are members of the sandwich generation — wedged between the demands of caring for aging parents and helping their own
Family routines and rituals, such as eating meals together and celebrating holidays, help make stronger relationships and healthier children, according to a new report issued
LOMBARD, ILL. — Just two months after the successful release of the first “Veggie Tales” movie, the companies involved in its production have announced plans
“Is there hope?” Paul Miller, executive director of the Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries, asked messengers of the state convention. After a powerful
What do a yo-yo champion, professional acrobat, award-winning maker of children’s toys and 40-year member of the University of Mobile (UM) faculty have in common?
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