Remarrying after spouse’s death may seem unlikely but can be fulfilling
February 19, 2004
The days, months and even years after the death of a spouse are often the loneliest and most difficult times of a person’s life. For
Students challenged to apply lessons learned to lives at school, home
February 19, 2004
A high-energy, amped-up, rockin’ ’n rollin’ crowd of 1,100 college students from across the state converged on First Baptist Church, Trussville, Feb. 6–7. They came
Be aware of directions, interactions when taking medicine
February 19, 2004
One of the seemingly inevitable consequences of aging is that the number of medications we take to treat and prevent various illnesses seems to increase
Ohio becomes 38th with defense of marriage act
February 19, 2004
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Gov. Bob Taft signed into law the state’s first defense of marriage act Feb. 6, making it the 38th state in
Alabama Baptist women begin mentoring programs for teen girls
February 19, 2004
It seemed to Jessie Garrison that one thing after another last summer impressed upon her to do a specific task. During Vacation Bible School, the
FCC proposes largest-ever fine for indecency
February 19, 2004
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed its largest fine ever for broadcast indecency. The FCC announced a proposed fine of $755,000 against
Alabama organization helps churches prevent, deal with child abuse
February 19, 2004
You’ve heard it before: “Child abuse is everybody’s problem.” According to research compiled by Prevent Child Abuse Alabama (PCAA) — a statewide, nonprofit organization dedicated
Salvation Army receives $1.5 billion gift
February 19, 2004
WASHINGTON — She couldn’t exactly drop this donation into a Salvation Army red kettle at Christmastime. So the late Joan B. Kroc, widow of the
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