Laura Jones’ husband, Jerry, began showing signs of Alzheimer’s disease in his mid-60s. He began losing things, couldn’t remember people’s names and struggled to find
If there ever was a time when Christians shared a single, unified worldview rooted in Scriptures and church, it’s over now. The Barna Group announced
The world’s religious makeup will look very different in 50 years if a Pew Research analysis proves accurate. “The Changing Global Religious Landscape” report estimates
As Jane Ferguson looks back on her life, she sees God’s hand at every turn, even if the turns were unexpected. Ferguson, who recently retired
They called it. At a roundtable discussion titled “Indonesia: A model for the Muslim world” in late April, discussion members warned that Islamic extremism was
Alabama citizens have little confidence that their voice matters in state government, according to a recent public opinion poll. When asked to agree or disagree
University of Mobile (UM) held graduation on its campus for the first time in 41 years May 13 with more than 3,400 in attendance. Among
Samford University in Birmingham wrapped up a yearlong celebration of the school’s 175th anniversary with a series of seven commencement programs during May. The printed
