The dynamics of Alzheimer’s disease
April 4, 2002
It’s been dubbed “the disease of the century” and it is equally as devastating to both victims and their families. Alzheimer’s [altz-hi-merz] disease is a
Evangelicals ‘strongly oppose’ assisted suicide
April 4, 2002
Evangelical Christians stand strongly opposed to physician-assisted suicide in contrast to an American public that is closely divided over the issue, according to a new
One son’s personal journey
April 4, 2002
Annelle Bishop is a great lady of whom I am exceedingly proud. She is a lady of firsts. In the 1940s she started Alabama’s first
Red Cross apologizes for ban on patriotic songs
April 4, 2002
SANTA ANA, Calif. — The Red Cross issued an apology after its Orange County, Calif., chapter turned away a high school singing group from a
Bessemer cancer survivor credits God, prayer
March 21, 2002
Almost five years ago on April 17, Mary Ruth Majors underwent surgery to remove a golf ball-sized tumor from her brain. While she was
‘Woman’s Right to Know,’ teacher background checks close to passage
March 14, 2002
Two pieces of legislation that have moved around the halls of the State House for years may finally come to fruition during this year’s session.
Legislative session expected to be low-key
January 17, 2002
If predictions prove correct, this year’s regular session of the state Legislature should be one of smooth sailing compared to last year’s storms of controversy
Right foundation, strong focus seen as ingredients for healthy churches
January 3, 2002
Just as individuals take care of their bodies through proper nutrition and exercise, experts say healthy churches are also the result of the right regimen.
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