"God is in charge and He will provide.” Alabama’s Jim Wood confidently passed along these facts to families that were among the 15,280 Katrina-displaced
It’s not the pay and it’s certainly not the great hours. So what motivates Faye Gable to spend long, hot days preparing and serving meals
Fall Saturdays in Alabama are synonymous with one simple word — football. At college campuses across the state, students and fans alike gather together to
Serving ice cream to middle schoolers. Throwing neighborhood pizza parties. Rebuilding tsunami-hit houses in Thailand. Offering food, clothes and lodging to hurricane evacuees. The list
As Americans set new records for charitable giving in response to Hurricane Katrina, some fund-raisers are seeing a principle confirmed: when the sufferers are perceived
Two couples with Alabama ties were among 86 appointed as International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries during a Sept. 13 service at Hillcrest Baptist Church, Pensacola,
Seventeen-year-old Samuel Torres and his parents arrived in Alabama from Venezuela eight months ago with nothing in hand but a suitcase of clothes and a
It would have been easy for the Baptist Convention of Pennsylvania-South Jersey to decline an opportunity to host a camp for Angel Tree children. After
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