Mel Johnson said overwhelming doesn’t even begin to describe the past month, the aftermath of the tornadoes that ripped apart Alabama in late April. The
First Baptist Church, Hackleburg, has run the gamut of providing tornado disaster relief services to its community. From shelter to command center to animal operating
As president of the Alabama Baptist State Convention, I want to say “Thank you, thank you, thank you” to all who have been involved in
Meaghan Jackson couldn’t bear the thought of losing her students. The first-year social studies teacher at University Place Middle School, Tuscaloosa, was close to the
It’s now been almost a month since the April 27 tornadoes, and areas within the Madison Baptist Association, like many other areas in Alabama, are
By Chris Mills One of the first calls Mac Powell, lead singer of the Christian music group Third Day, made after the April 27 tornadoes
Debby Faught had planned to spend the early May weekend studying for finals. Instead, the University of Mobile (UMobile) student was on her hands and
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
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