In the first year of Alabama’s CHOOSE Act, a small group of private schools are already seeing the majority of their students using the state-funded education savings accounts.
From seven newspapers on that first day, Peanuts grew to be published daily in 2,600 papers, read by 355 million people in 21 languages across 75 countries.
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“I am convinced our nation has reached a decisive turning point,” writes Rob Jackson of the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions.
The free community event will include hayrides, prizes, a pumpkin give away, popcorn, candy and more.
Roger Bailey said when she told him what the kiddie pool was for, he couldn’t believe it. He had gone to her family’s home — a
“If a coach lies to cover a questionable timeout, that may seem minor compared to other sins, but the message is major. If a player cheats by deception and the coach stays silent, the silence speaks louder than any sermon. Kids notice.”
The two churches met for a combined worship and commitment service.
