Alabama churches see success with one-day VBS
August 4, 2005
In a world of one-day sales and one-day revivals, it’s no wonder a few churches have chosen to do one-day Vacation Bible Schools (VBS). June
U.S. struggles with HIV prevention
July 28, 2005
More than 1 million people in the United States are now living with the virus that causes AIDS, according to a new study by the
Need for foster care escalating due to meth labs
July 28, 2005
Methamphetamine has become the No. 1 illegal drug problem in the nation, according to law enforcement officials, and now agencies that care for children from
Coptic Christians’ booklet claims ‘Islamization’ of public schools
July 21, 2005
Concerned about “a clear attempt to engrave Islam in the minds of our children,” a Christian group is expanding distribution of a guidebook originally
University of Mobile awarding $300,000 in scholarships to M-Fuge campers
July 17, 2005
Christopher Matthews of Albany, Ga., a senior at Sherwood Christian Academy, was awarded a $20,000 scholarship by the University of Mobile (UM). Matthews recently spent
Judson grads challenged to further their causes
July 14, 2005
A capacity crowd packed Judson College’s Alumnae Auditorium June 25 for the college’s 167th annual commencement. President David Potts presided and awarded diplomas to
Georgia Supreme Court rules Shorter College decision final
July 14, 2005
The Georgia Supreme Court decided July 1 not to reconsider a ruling that Shorter College improperly severed ties with the Georgia Baptist Convention (GBC). The
Judson College equestrians go to nationals
June 23, 2005
Judson College equestrians were represented at the International Horse Show Association (IHSA) National Show May 5–8 in Sunbury, Ohio, for the first time in the
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