In the name of civil rights, Rep. Alvin Holmes, D-Montgomery, seeks to initiate additional penalties for a crime motivated by a victim’s sexual orientation, but
Back in January, 40-year-old Woody Thornton couldn’t run on a treadmill for a full minute. He’d wobble. His tiger-striped prosthetic legs couldn’t keep him straight.
Princeton Baptist Medical Center in Birmingham has jumped a big hurdle toward starting a $72 million expansion and renovation project. Recently the project was
Children at Wilton Baptist Church pray over 268 boxes of macaroni and cheese collected for the Shelby Baptist Association food bank. The boxes were collected
A bill that would greatly reduce the population requirement for holding a wet/dry referendum in the state and allow for continued Sunday sales of alcohol
Gov. Bob Riley and his Task Force on Illegal Gambling took one step forward April 17 in their case against White Hall’s electronic bingo gambling
Pastors are accustomed to prospective members asking about their personal beliefs and their church ministries. For Bryce Cox, those questions are often followed by another:
CHICAGO — The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) both have slashed their 2009 budgets, cutting programs and laying off scores
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