Baptist couple shelter pets during Gustav
September 11, 2008
When Hurricane Gustav first made his intentions known and started barreling down on the Southeast, Joy Harvey knew her ministry: displaced guinea pigs. Harvey and
Baptist schools and Gustav
September 11, 2008
– University of Mobile (UM) suffered no damage. UM cancelled classes and closed campus Sept. 2 due to the storm. Classes resumed and offices opened
Scripture on front page of paper reaches reader in suicide moment
September 4, 2008
On the dark night of July 27, 2000, David Harris forgot to take out the trash. Thank God. Had he remembered, Doris Harris, his wife
Costs, convenience among reasoning for selecting cremation over burial
September 4, 2008
When dealing with the death of a loved one, families often choose burial over cremation because of their familiarity with the process and tradition. However,
Infamous Georgia case leads to new criteria for Code of Alabama cremation regulations
September 4, 2008
In 2002, Tri-State Crematory, representing Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama, was brought under charges after authorities found hundreds of bodies that had not been cremated but
Historical trends show ebb, flow of cremation choice; practice increases tenfold in 45 years in United States
September 4, 2008
While cremation has been in existence for almost as long as the human race, it is still not generally the method of choice for loved
As number of cremations rises so do options for disposition of remains
September 4, 2008
It should come as no surprise that baby boomers — the generation that has redefined most of life’s institutions — are also reshaping death, or
Religious convictions affect final decisions for burial, cremation
September 4, 2008
A look at a map showing the number of cremations in each state reveals there are fewer cremations in the Bible Belt South than any
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