Livingston 47-year-old fills student ministry role
April 18, 2002
David Smelser wasn’t surprised that some of his fellow summer missionaries referred to him as “Mr. David” and “Sir” at the weekend orientation. They
Constitutional reform a Baptist issue, says Samford’s Corts
April 18, 2002
At a ministers meeting of the Birmingham Baptist Association April 8, Thomas E. Corts, president of Samford University, addressed the need for state constitutional reform.
Alabamian named to New Orleans Foundation board
April 11, 2002
At the annual spring meeting of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary (NOBTS) trustees, an Alabamian was elected as new Foundation board member. Aubrey Dennis Scott
Huntsville-area Baptist shares ‘miracle’ healing
April 11, 2002
One of the first things Sue Fallin of Shiloh Baptist Church in Sommerville shares with those who come to hear her story is a beat-up
The dynamics of Alzheimer’s disease
April 4, 2002
It’s been dubbed “the disease of the century” and it is equally as devastating to both victims and their families. Alzheimer’s [altz-hi-merz] disease is a
Evangelicals ‘strongly oppose’ assisted suicide
April 4, 2002
Evangelical Christians stand strongly opposed to physician-assisted suicide in contrast to an American public that is closely divided over the issue, according to a new
One son’s personal journey
April 4, 2002
Annelle Bishop is a great lady of whom I am exceedingly proud. She is a lady of firsts. In the 1940s she started Alabama’s first
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
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