As international negotiations to end the war in Lebanon continued at press time, Lebanese Baptist leaders questioned whether two Baptist schools, now housing hundreds of
More than 500 fourth- through eighth-graders from five states converged at Judson College in Marion this summer for two five-day sessions of Crosspoint sports camps
When Jen Thompson looks at family pictures, the memories are still painful. Her parents divorced when she was 14, and along with the sense of
Football fans anxiously await the upcoming season — a crisp breeze, stands of cheering fans, a grilled hotdog in hand and a scoreboard to light
To make methamphetamine, cookers use a mix of household ingredients including battery acid, Red Devil Lye and ephedrine, the main ingredient in many over-the-counter sinus
By Darla Brantley The children of First Baptist Church, Winfield, in Marion Baptist Association recently used an old-fashioned method for some modern-day fund raising. They
In the four years that First Baptist Church, Russellville, has participated in Operation Knit Together, Pastor Gene Balding has gone three times to take shoes
Aside from the drug users themselves, perhaps no one has suffered more from the methamphetamine epidemic than Alabama’s children. According to Freida Baker, deputy director
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