To read a quick recap of some of the latest news reports and other articles from The Baptist Paper this week, see below. 1. Squire
Vivian Cunningham, a three-time great-grandmother and self-labeled go-getter, received her Master of Studies in Law from Samford’s Cumberland School of Law.
With new state funding on the way, Alabama school districts could soon be hiring more reading specialists, expanding summer programs or offering targeted support for English learners.
Masked gunmen ambushed and robbed a couple, tied the husband to a tree and gang-raped his wife upon learning that they are Catholic.
Pastor Eric Sexton said the church’s cooking teams are “a great way for different people in the church to serve.”
House Bill 477, one of the biggest issues of the session, pitted Alfa against some of the state’s health care establishment, including Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama and the American Cancer Society.
“Since 1961, the foundation and fuel of the University of Mobile has been none other than our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ,” said Charles W. Smith Jr. in his presidential address at the Inaugural Celebration held May 1.
Here’s the Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for May 11, written by James R. Strange, professor of Biblical and Religious studies, Samford University in Birmingham.
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