For people who live and work in Michigan, one major concern continues to dominate headlines and dinner table conversation — the economy. The automobile industry
The Senate approved landmark legislation June 11 to give the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authority to regulate tobacco, a long-sought move that anti-tobacco groups
Growing up, Sarah Reeves admired singer Rebecca St. James, crooned to cows in a pasture, fought with her siblings and loved Jesus. She had big
The lack of sufficient funding to support missionaries may not be an economic problem but a problem of “hearts that aren’t aligned with the Lord’s
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, the Southern Baptist Convention’s (SBC) flagship seminary, celebrated its 150th anniversary as part of this year’s SBC annual meeting, held in
WASHINGTON — President Obama signed an executive order June 17 expanding benefits available to same-sex partners of federal employees, a move that was not unexpected
In just a few weeks, Pastor Royce DuBose expects his church to be filled up with a bunch of buckets, all headed to Africa with
The University of Mobile (UM) announced changes in tuition and fees for the 2009–10 academic year, including a net 6.07 percent increase in undergraduate tuition
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