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
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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
The University of Mobile (UM) campus felt only a slight impact from Hurricane Katrina — a few broken windows in Martin Hall, a few trees
Struggling with alcoholism? A failing marriage? An abusive personality? Psychologists might say you can blame dad, grandpa or someone even further back for your personal
Singles ministries — some churches have them, some don’t. But the reality is, singles make up a growing percentage of the church population. According
Despite the devastation on the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary campus, President Chuck Kelley plans for the main campus to be fully operational in
The Medicare supplement plans available through GuideStone Financial Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention will provide prescription drug benefits that exceed the minimum standard set
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