Motions filed could change landmark abortion decisions

September 11, 2003

When Sandra Cano, the “Mary Doe” of the U.S. Supreme Court Doe v. Bolton abortion case, became part of legal history in 1973 she was

The Baptist Foundation of Alabama joins ECFA

September 11, 2003

The Baptist Foundation of Alabama has been approved for membership by the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA). ECFA approval signifies the organization has demonstrated

Addicts can have Christian backgrounds, families but be on wrong path

September 11, 2003

Men who sell the stoves out of their houses to buy drugs, eat crust crumbs off toast thinking it is dope or spend $17,000 in

FBC Pelham rallies around 5-year-old, family during medical crisis

September 4, 2003

Five-year-old Jessica Lambert was born with an umbilical cord defect. She had the first of many seizures when she was only eight days old. Three

Talladega churches join effort to improve local health

September 4, 2003

A unique coalition between the faith-based community and health and social services agencies is improving access to health care and social services for the uninsured

Forehands turn their healed marriage into ministry

September 4, 2003

He preaches with the fervor of a prophet. She sings like an angel. Together, they are so dynamic it’s difficult to believe they have each

Alabama teens lead nation in summer sojourner program

September 4, 2003

When many of Alabama’s newly-graduated seniors headed to the beach to relax this summer, Chase Williams headed for South Carolina’s apartment complexes to do backyard