Mary Carr rings the buzzer Sunday morning at the high-rise apartment building in the lower, eastern section of New York City. Vividly projecting her Alabama
BALTIMORE, Md. — World Relief reports that the childhood death rate in the developing world dropped 14 percent in the past decade. Three million children
A deeply ingrained culture has developed on American college campuses that promotes the drinking of alcoholic beverages, with thousands of deaths, injuries, sexual assaults and
Their bank accounts are frozen, their wages are being withheld and their businesses are closing. This is the situation facing Argentina’s middle classes, the new
For the second year in a row the Alabama State Board of Missions (SBOM) and Shocco Springs Baptist Conference Center are cosponsoring a grief recovery
A nationwide ban on “virtual” child pornography was struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court April 15. The Court found that the Child Pornography Protection
The University of Mobile (UM) women’s basketball program made history April 22 when Edmarie Lumbsley was picked up by the Utah Starzz in the third
NASHVILLE — Gifts to the Southern Baptist Convention’s Cooperative Program (CP) dipped 1.67 percent last month compared to March 2001. However, year-to-date support for CP
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