Monetary contributions, donations, volunteer labor go into building homes
October 6, 2011
What does it take to build a home for a family who lost its dwelling in the April 27 storms? Gary Swafford, director of the
Catholics warn of ‘national conflict’ over gay ‘marriage’
October 6, 2011
NEW YORK — The nation’s top Catholic bishop issued a stern challenge to the Obama administration’s decision not to support a federal ban on gay
Four-year-old donates money from lemonade stand to world hunger
October 6, 2011
Recently Levi Estis, 4, had a lemonade stand at the home of his grandparents, Al and Linda Broadbent, of Millport. Levi wanted to do something
Churches cancel Sunday School, put parents in charge of spiritual training
October 6, 2011
Don’t look for children’s Sunday School classes at Ridgewood Church in Port Arthur, Texas. And forget about scavenger hunts and water park trips: The youth
1 in 5 Americans see God actively involved in daily workings of nation’s economy
September 29, 2011
The way you see God tells a lot about how you see the U.S. economy, according to a new national survey. About one in five
UMobile celebrates 50th anniversary by serving community
September 29, 2011
At 9 a.m. Sept. 16, the University of Mobile’s (UMobile) campus was surprisingly empty. No professors’ voices rolled from classrooms; no students chatted over morning
Returning to life as a single adult not easy; church family can help
September 22, 2011
When a couple is asked to pledge “until death do us part” in a wedding ceremony, chances are no one really imagines then what that
Abortion remorse lawsuit rejected by Ill. appeals court
September 22, 2011
WASHINGTON — An Illinois appeals court has ruled a Planned Parenthood clinic was not obligated to tell a woman who later regretted her abortion that
