Alabamians practice medicine, flexibility in Peru
September 11, 2003
The missions trip was supposed to be for medical and evangelistic purposes, but God had other ideas. Fortunately, the 39 Americans on the Global Missions
Alabama’s church leaders now required to report suspected child abuse cases
September 11, 2003
By Kima Jude Alabama Baptist pastors, church staff and lay leaders are now required to report any suspected child abuse cases, according to Alabama Attorney
Motions filed could change landmark abortion decisions
September 11, 2003
When Sandra Cano, the “Mary Doe” of the U.S. Supreme Court Doe v. Bolton abortion case, became part of legal history in 1973 she was
Mississippi court rules fetus has ‘person’ status
September 11, 2003
JACKSON, Miss. — Mississippi’s highest court has ruled that a fetus is a “person” worthy of some legal protections under state law. In a ruling
New laws, recommendations aim at preventing child abuse in churches
September 11, 2003
Child sexual abuse within the church became a reality in recent months as the world watched the Catholic Church deal with its deepest, darkest secrets
Talladega churches join effort to improve local health
September 4, 2003
A unique coalition between the faith-based community and health and social services agencies is improving access to health care and social services for the uninsured
FBC Pelham rallies around 5-year-old, family during medical crisis
September 4, 2003
Five-year-old Jessica Lambert was born with an umbilical cord defect. She had the first of many seizures when she was only eight days old. Three
Baptist site first to use new medicine
August 28, 2003
Baptist Princeton, Birmingham, is the first site in the nation to administer a new genetic medicine in a clinical trial, designed to regenerate blood vessels
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