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
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
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
Dove Award nominee Stacie Orrico, whose recent hits such as "More to Life" and "Stuck" have successfully crossed over to mainstream charts, has voiced her
Retired Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Ira L. Myers has established an endowment for faculty development at Judson College in Marion in memory of his
BOSTON, Mass. — Massachusetts’ highest court ruled Feb. 4 that civil unions are not good enough to comply with the court’s historic ruling last year
Legislators moved back into the State House in Montgomery Feb. 3 as the 2004 Regular Session of the Alabama Legislature began. Almost immediately the debate
Move over, Weight Watchers and Jenny Craig. Religious weight management programs have taken hold in churches throughout the United States, teaching participants how to eat
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