In a land still nursing the wounds of the April tornadoes, some people wonder why Amy Colley plans to travel the far reaches of the
Rolling hills, rivers and lush green pastures are familiar sights in rural Cherokee County in northeast Alabama. Small communities line the two-lane highways, and the
Tears, hugs, hard questions, encouraging conferences, time to worship and rest marked the After the Storm: Personal Recovery Retreat held at Shocco Springs Baptist Conference
Members of the Judson College soccer team sort and fill backpacks for local students at the Sowing Seeds of Hope interfaith initiative. They also worked
Ask Kevin Walls and he’ll tell you his church’s children’s ministry is based on a variation of Matthew 16:18: “On this rock, I will build
On April 27, multiple storms and cyclones traversed Alabama, changing the landscape and the lives of many residents. The impact was felt directly in 42
Alan Broome was living and ministering in Mississippi when Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, so he’s no stranger to mobilizing teams to help with cleanup
The Youth Network Work Crew, which coordinates countywide events for Etowah Baptist Association such as See You At The Pole and Disciple Now, is used
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