John Haralson Hayes, who retired in 2007 after 30 years on the faculty of Candler School of Theology in Atlanta, and is now professor emeritus
The University of Mobile (UMobile) invites prospective students to attend UMobile Visit Day on March 4 and become eligible for a $2,000 scholarship while learning
Approximately 30 members of the Judson choir will depart March 13 for a five-day tour with stops in north Alabama, North Carolina and South Carolina.
Judson College artist-in-residence, Billie Jean Young, has been named to the West Alabama “Women of Distinction” for 2011 and will be honored at an awards
Baptist author George Joslin, of Springfield, Mo., has produced what may be the first American Sign Language-only novel. Titled “A Deaf Man’s Gospel,” the novel
KANAKAGIRI, India — Hindu extremists from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and Bajrang Dal locked up five Christians and beat them in Kanakagiri, Koppal district Jan.
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — At a January hearing in her absence, Natalya Pitirimova, accountant for the Bible Society of Uzbekistan, was fined for violating procedures over
SECUNDERABAD, India — Hindu extremists kidnapped a pastor identified only as Jonathan D. and tried to force him to worship at a Hindu temple Jan.
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