Meg Pelley, of Rockwood, Tenn., attended a summer camp near Anniston when she was a child. This past Memorial Day weekend, Pelley returned to Calhoun
Clarence Smith, a 71-year-old semi-retired brick mason, hid in his chimney hearth during the storms that ravaged Alabama on April 27. “It was scary,” said
As part of its expanding emphasis on church planting, the North American Mission Board (NAMB) is dedicating up to $15 million for financing new church
The more than 50 confirmed tornadoes that swept through Alabama on April 27 left behind an unprecedented path of destruction. Forty-two of the state’s 67
A month after the devastating April 27 tornadoes, the role of volunteers is slowly changing from relief to recovery. Feeding units are being closed down.
The national and international news may have moved on to other topics, but Alabama continues to get a trickle of attention here and there with
Pastor John Swadley was still huddled in the crawl space under his house when he began forming the plan for Forest Park Baptist Church’s response
Duane Bechtold understands his mission. “We didn’t come here to cut trees but to tell people Jesus loves them. The chain saws give us the
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