Fifty-seven-year-old Lee Carpenter, a nearly lifelong member of First Baptist Church, Childersburg, will read this story sometime between 12 a.m. and 8 a.m. He sleeps
If the Lord says, “go,” then you better go. This is the life statement of Bo Weed, pastor of Southside Baptist Church, Troy, in Salem-Troy
The social cost of drug use has been analyzed in two federal studies released recently, including one that says half of the men arrested in
Every day in the state of Alabama, 47 babies are aborted. Every month, the right to life is stripped from 945. So nearly 35 members
SAN DIEGO — The National Education Association (NEA), the nation’s largest labor union, voted July 5 to reject a proposal officially to remain neutral on
Nine-year-old Summer Thompson believes abortion is wrong. And she’s ready to tell anyone who asks her, which is why she was awarded second place in
Along with Sav-A-Life Bessemer, Bessemer Baptists help dedicate the Garden of Hope in Pleasant Grove on June 26 for parents who have lost children in
The Senate approved landmark legislation June 11 to give the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authority to regulate tobacco, a long-sought move that anti-tobacco groups
