Strike in Peru cuts missions trip short
June 18, 2009
Rusty Arnett said he and his missions team weren’t scared when they heard that a strike was going to shut down the roads into and
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Autauga Association, churches among those rebuilding home struck by tornado
June 18, 2009
When Layne Mims’ Prattville home was destroyed by a tornado Feb. 17, 2008, he was devastated. Without insurance coverage, he was unsure of where to
How well do you know your pastor?
June 11, 2009
What Pastors Wish Church Members Knew Too often, today’s church member perceives a pastor to be a strong, almost superhuman spiritual leader — a kind
Sex-selection abortion, cloning bans enacted in Oklahoma
June 11, 2009
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Democratic Gov. Brad Henry has signed into law bills banning sex-selection abortions and human cloning. The sex-selection prohibition also requires doctors
Ga. to become first state with embryo adoption law
June 11, 2009
ATLANTA — The nation’s first law governing the adoption of embryos is set to take effect in Georgia after being passed by the Legislature and
Liberty says no to student Democratic club
June 11, 2009
LYNCHBURG, Va. — Liberty University is drawing criticism for its decision to no longer recognize a Democratic Party student club as an official campus organization.
California Supreme Court upholds Proposition 8
June 11, 2009
SAN FRANCISCO — The California Supreme Court upheld a citizen-enacted ban on gay “marriage,” capping one of the most significant victories in the history of
Remote villagers waited for legend’s ‘precious’ gift
June 11, 2009
No one knows when the legend began. But generations of Sayang have waited for its promise to be fulfilled. For more than five centuries, they
