Baptist author produces sign language novel
March 3, 2011
Baptist author George Joslin, of Springfield, Mo., has produced what may be the first American Sign Language-only novel. Titled “A Deaf Man’s Gospel,” the novel
Christians concerned for health care workers
March 3, 2011
WASHINGTON — Catholic bishops and Christian medical groups are “disappointed” that the Obama administration has rescinded Bush-era conscience clauses for health care workers. The U.S.
Obama stops defending Defense of Marriage Act
March 3, 2011
The Obama administration announced Feb. 23 it will no longer defend the Defense of Marriage Act, a nearly 15-year-old law that defines marriage as heterosexual
Tuscaloosa residents vote to allow Sunday liquor sales in city
March 3, 2011
Tuscaloosans may be buying alcohol seven days a week as early as March 6 after residents voted overwhelmingly to allow Sunday liquor sales in the
Nashville plans to protect homosexuals, transsexuals
March 3, 2011
NASHVILLE — In a move that could impact the religious liberty of business owners, the Nashville Metro Council voted Feb. 15 to extend workplace protections
Taylor Hicks performs at judson College
March 3, 2011
Former ‘American Idol’ winner Taylor Hicks (right) performed a surprise concert at Judson College in Marion on Feb. 23. Pictured with Hicks are students Olivia
Cycling enthusiast still gets thrill from being on a bike, says you’re never too old to ride
February 24, 2011
Get a bicycle,” Mark Twain once said. “You will not regret it if you live.” The day that social necessity forced me to learn to
Ready to start pedaling? Begin here …
February 24, 2011
First you need a bike and a helmet. You can buy a dependable bicycle for $300 with a plush seat that will absorb your neighborhood’s
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