Volunteers serving thousands of hot meals daily
May 5, 2011
Bottled water, cambros (large, in this case red, plastic containers) filled with baked beans, pulled pork and mashed potatoes to feed 6,400. Volunteers from Red
Medicinal marijuana survives repeal in Montana
May 5, 2011
HELENA, Mont. — Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer, a Democrat, vetoed a bill April 13 that would have repealed the state’s medicinal marijuana law, which has
Oklahoma 4th state to ban pain-capable abortion
May 5, 2011
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma has become the fourth state — and third state this year — to enact a ban on abortions of unborn babies
Hiding in a ‘safe place’
May 5, 2011
First Baptist Church, Tuscaloosa, members Buddy and Buna Woodruff, age 83 and 79, took refuge from the April 27 tornado in their hallway. Within a
New Idaho law bans physician-assisted suicide
May 5, 2011
BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Gov. C.L. (Butch) Otter signed into law April 4 a ban on physician-assisted suicide. Idaho’s outlawing of assisted suicide broke a
Understanding biblical analogies can help teach about relationships between mothers, children
May 5, 2011
Christians freely confess that God created all things. Sometimes, however, our minds think about material things when we reference God as Creator. Yet the Bible
FBC Rainsville pastor, family ‘feel blessed just to be alive’
May 5, 2011
Mark and Wendy Whittaker picked through the rubble of their home April 28. Fellow church members from First Baptist Church, Rainsville, in DeKalb Baptist Association,
Alabama Baptists respond with ‘cup of cold water in Jesus’ name’ — food, shelter, counseling, relief
May 5, 2011
Trudging through the streets of Tuscaloosa following the April 27 killer tornado, Billy Gray, the interim director of missions for Tuscaloosa County Baptist Association, expressed
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