Children watching the most popular prime-time cable cartoons are exposed to a “shocking” amount of adult content, a new Parents Television Council (PTC) study says.
Yellow taxis are not a common sight in Alabama, but as churches around the state geared up for Vacation Bible School (VBS), the sights and
I can’t believe I’m doing this,” the little girl said as she splashed around in the lake. “I can’t believe I’m not scared.” Sarah Tindle
With summer — and Vacation Bible School season — in full swing, inflatable bounce houses are a common sight on church lawns. They can be
Kenny Norris (left), student minister of First Baptist Church, Sylacauga, in Coosa River Baptist Association, and his son William organize bottles of bubbles with Bubbles
While some volunteers are busy with visible relief efforts, others are assisting behind the scenes, caring for small and vulnerable disaster victims — the children.
When disaster strikes, there are about 150 child care volunteers in Alabama who are ready to open a center with little notice. “We can set
Children are impacted by profound loss and confusion,” said Donna Swarts, national child care coordinator for Southern Baptist disaster relief. When a crisis or disaster
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