Sav-A-Life centers hit hard by economy
December 23, 2010
By Sondra Washington No matter how important a ministry’s services are to the kingdom of God, lack of funding can make those services an impossibility.
Manhattan Declaration signers submit revised app
December 23, 2010
NASHVILLE — Signers of the Manhattan Declaration — a Christian document at the heart of a growing controversy — have resubmitted a tweaked “app” to
Birmingham’s Passport receives $750,000 grant
December 23, 2010
Birmingham-based Passport Inc. received the largest donation in its 19-year history in the form of its first freestanding grant for its new program Echo Initiative.
12 spiritual goals to make 2011 best year yet
December 23, 2010
As the new year rolls around, many folks will make resolutions to change or improve something in their lives. A couple of goals that make
Princeton doctor provides health care to Black Belt, receives national recognition
December 23, 2010
When Dr. Sandra Ford was 8 years old, she witnessed a black woman’s death in a doctor’s waiting room. At that time, waiting rooms —
FBC Hoover holds Polar Express party
December 23, 2010
Children visiting First Baptist Church, Hoover, Dec. 18 experienced a different kind of Christmas party. They saw the usual decorated trees and sparkling lights, ate
Women’s ministries, services find ways to survive tough economy, meet more needs
December 23, 2010
By Kristen Padilla I think during this economic time, nonprofits are hurting across the board,” said Jean Roberson, ministry consultant and adult team leader of
Birmingham’s Lovelady Center transforms women’s lives, wipes slate clean
December 23, 2010
Bonnie Miller gave one last cry for help. “God, you have to help me, because if you don’t, I’m going to die like this,” Miller
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