Gambling not ‘solution’ to budget problems, Armistead says
January 29, 2015
By Bill Armistead Politicians in Montgomery who believe an expansion of gambling is a way to collect needed funds to run state government are either
Tuscaloosa disaster relief ministry continues to fulfill needs after 2011 tornadoes
January 29, 2015
April 27, 2011, was a turning point for many Alabamians. The storms that rolled through the state that day left behind death and destruction and
Disaster Relief does more than rebuild homes
January 29, 2015
From Limestone to Baldwin counties, they came in droves. Only there to help, they never asked for anything in return. Approximately 7,000 volunteers strong, Alabama
Caner resigns from Brewton-Parker College
January 29, 2015
NEWNAN, Ga. — Citing his ongoing brokenness following the suicide of his teenage son in July 2014, Brewton-Parker College President Ergun Caner resigned Jan. 20
Atlanta fire chief fired over pro-family book
January 29, 2015
ATLANTA — Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran has been fired over controversy about a Christian-themed book he wrote that has been criticized as promoting discriminatory
Once among the healthiest of professions, clergy seeing spike in obesity
January 26, 2015
More than a third of American clergy members are obese. Shocking? Historically clergy have been among the healthiest of major professions, with only teachers having
Prenatal classes catalyst for new life, faith, churches
January 22, 2015
The young woman gingerly crawls off a motor scooter, grateful for the ride. Before, Kalliyan Seng could make the two-mile trek from her home on
Confront conflict with better communication in first year of marriage
January 22, 2015
My husband and I had been married exactly six days when we had our first argument. On the surface it was over a little thing
