Judson opens school to displaced students
September 22, 2005
Judson College (JC) announced Sept. 14 that it has opened its enrollment to student displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The college is offering full tuition and
SBC considers CP dollars for disaster relief
September 22, 2005
Cooperative Program (CP) dollars above the base budget may temporarily go to hurricane relief efforts. This could potentially add up to $7 million. Morris H.
SBC cable network has variety of programs
September 22, 2005
For those who lament the lack of quality television programming for the entire family, a cable network is making its presence known. FamilyNet, owned by
FamilyNet programming moving slow in Alabama TV markets
September 22, 2005
Southern Baptists have their own cable network — FamilyNet — but few Alabama Baptists have the opportunity to view it. FamilyNet officials, however, are working
FBC North Mobile, Sav-A-Life help couple find life amid crisis
September 15, 2005
Nigerian students Oluwagbenga “Benga” Awoleye and Florence Nna came to America with high hopes. As track stars in their native country, they had won numerous
Wetumpka casino one step closer to reality
September 15, 2005
Casino gambling is not legal in Alabama, but Harrah’s Entertainment doesn’t mind. The $300 million, 350-room hotel and casino project in the works on the
Interim Baylor president turns down candidacy
September 15, 2005
WACO, Texas — Contrary to expectations, Baylor University regents emerged from their Sept. 9 meeting without a new president for the 160-year-old Baptist school, and
Discernment urged in making relief donations
September 15, 2005
As we have already seen on television, disasters bring out the best and worst in people. Even as Americans are moved to give generously to
