Red Cross apologizes for ban on patriotic songs
April 4, 2002
SANTA ANA, Calif. — The Red Cross issued an apology after its Orange County, Calif., chapter turned away a high school singing group from a
‘Family hour’ programming declining
March 28, 2002
A new report released by the Parents Television Council (PTC) found that between Aug. 3 and Nov. 10, 2001, television networks broadcast 3,885 instances of
Former Samford professor dies at 90
March 21, 2002
John Albert Fincher, former president of Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tenn., and former professor and administrator at Howard College (now Samford University), died March
Bessemer cancer survivor credits God, prayer
March 21, 2002
Almost five years ago on April 17, Mary Ruth Majors underwent surgery to remove a golf ball-sized tumor from her brain. While she was
Signature luncheon to feature Auburn’s Carolyn Ellis
March 21, 2002
Women are invited to hear inspirational speaker Carolyn Ellis and attend an information forum on finances and other topics of interest to women April 23.
Siloam’s oldest member honored
March 14, 2002
Penelope Ann Walker Woolf, longtime member of Siloam Baptist Church, York, was recently honored for her faithful service by having the church’s homecoming day named
‘Footsteps of Jesus’ set March 30 at Sonshine Farms in Livingston
March 14, 2002
Matt Kelly, youth minister at First Baptist Church Livingston, is spearheading a live, outdoor-drama Easter presentation, “The Footsteps of Jesus.” It will be held at
Judson chancellor, McCrummen, dies at 81
March 14, 2002
Alabama Baptists lost an icon March 6 with the death of Norman Henry “John” McCrummen, 81. Current chancellor and former president of Judson College, McCrummen
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