Nearly 1,900 students spent their spring breaks removing moldy Sheetrock, insulation and flooring from the flood-damaged homes of New Orleans. The students, many from Baptist
When Jennifer Hoggle first came to visit Judson College, she didn’t care much about touring the campus. She didn’t even really care about seeing the
Fall asleep to the call of the whippoorwill, and awaken to the excited song of the mockingbird. Warm weather ushers in fresh vegetables, and the
While visiting Gulf Shores, enjoy a stroll down the streets of a town internationally recognized for its landscaping design or plan an adventure to explore
As the summer sun begins to heat up our Southern days, the mood to get out and enjoy the sunshine often hits. These outings also
The Southeastern states offer visitors a variety of summertime fun. You can view a historic lighthouse, attend a gospel music festival and experience the thrill
SAN FRANCISCO — Declaring that a “reverse rebellion” is afoot among American teenagers today, more than 25,000 of them rallied in San Francisco March 24–25
WASHINGTON — The president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops has urged Catholics to actively support a federal constitutional amendment that would declare marriage
