Good Sports league gives families a godly alternative
August 21, 2003
Jarvis Martin, a Witness, started off wobbly, walking the Prophets’ lead-off man, Dustin Rigsby, then letting Rigsby take second on a wild pitch. A drizzle
Alabama’s private colleges endorse Riley’s tax plan
August 21, 2003
Alabama’s private colleges officially endorsed Gov. Bob Riley’s tax and accountability plan Aug. 13 after weeks of debate about the exclusion of independent colleges from
Calera church builds Haitian orphanage
August 21, 2003
Nine members of Northside Baptist Church, Calera, recently completed the initial phases of construction on an orphanage in Haiti. Led by Pastor Mark Sickmiller, the
UM students build church building, see growth in believers
August 21, 2003
In one week a small group of Alabama Baptists took great strides in fulfilling the Great Commission. They built a church from the ground up
Music camps lead children to music, relationship with God
August 21, 2003
If you ask fourth-grader Savannah Gardner what was the most exciting thing she did this summer, you might be surprised to find that it wasn’t
Healing gives Trussville sisters babies, many ‘shocks’
August 14, 2003
When doctors gently handed John Salmon his 4-pound, 14-ounce son on April 27, the gender was a surprise. But Bailey Thomas Salmon was a miracle.
Woman’s Temperance Union still fighting battles
August 14, 2003
DES MOINES, Iowa — The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union may not have the publicity it did when Carry A. Nation ushered in Prohibition, but it’s
New performing arts center, professors await incoming students
August 14, 2003
As the University of Mobile (UM) focuses on its vision of “Changing Lives to Change the World,” the university is celebrating some changes of its
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