Charitable giving is up despite economy
July 24, 2003
INDIANAPOLIS — Charitable giving reached a historic level of $240 billion last year despite the slow economy, according to Giving USA, a report released by
SBOM’s Christian ethics educating state on tax proposal
July 24, 2003
The (state’s) tax system now is not ethical to the poor,” said Joe Bob Mizzell, director of Christian ethics for Alabama Baptists. “It is wrong
Marriages strengthened by identifying behavioral styles
July 21, 2003
Larry Smith is an otter who loves to talk. He has some golden retriever in his blood, and one of his main concerns is making
Lakeview Baptist member opens heart, home to Auburn’s international students
July 19, 2003
American college towns have traditionally served as modern day port of calls for international students, and Auburn is no exception. For the past 10
Chilton Association helping train drivers of 15-passenger vans
July 17, 2003
Chilton Baptist Association is one of several denominational groups that have set up training courses for drivers of 15-passenger vans. “As a result of
Canadian Salvation Army loses members, money
July 17, 2003
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After 120 years in Canada, the Salvation Army is determined to keep serving the poor, addicted and hungry despite government cuts,
Talladega gambling raid reminds officials of legal battle
July 17, 2003
With raids on video gambling machines being operated from two homes in Talladega County, the issue of whether video gambling is legal in Alabama surfaces
Mini-buses earn higher safety ratings than vans
July 17, 2003
While mini-buses with school bus ratings standards cost more than 15-passenger vans, they are gaining in popularity, according to bus distributors and transportation experts.
