Christian camp for deaf held at Shocco
August 1, 2002
At first it might seem that a camp for deaf and hearing-impaired children and youth would be quieter than other summer camps at Shocco Springs
Free cancer tests available Aug. 16
August 1, 2002
Baptist Montclair Hospital in Birmingham is hosting free skin cancer screenings Aug. 16, 3 to 5 p.m. The American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates 2,200 people
Alabama students join international World Changers group to work in Kenya
August 1, 2002
Alabamians were among the more than 50 high school and college students who hit the streets of Nairobi, Kenya, this summer with plans to change
Adult arcade suppliers, owners battle law, each other in state
July 25, 2002
Much like the gold-rush mentality of the 1800s, many adult arcade proprietors as well as video gambling machine owners find themselves pulling up stakes and
Video gambling bans inconsistent across state; owners on the move
July 25, 2002
Perhaps if William Shakespeare lived in Alabama today he could write an interesting soliloquy regarding the state’s ambiguous “Chuck E. Cheese” law that would sound
2001 VBS numbers show increase
July 25, 2002
Statistics for the 2001 “Truth Trackers”-themed Vacation Bible School (VBS) are in and the news is good. Based on figures taken from the Annual
Giving to international missions increases despite lower spending in other areas
July 25, 2002
In spite of economic turmoil and massive donations to help victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Southern Baptists increased their gifts to the Lottie
Christian words struck from Columbine memorial
July 25, 2002
DENVER, Colo. — The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled June 27 that Columbine school officials had the right to bar Christian messages from
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