BOSTON — Massachusetts Episcopalians voted Oct. 28 to seek authorization from the national Episcopal Church to use the church’s official marriage rites in same-sex “marriage”
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Gospel hymn writer John W. Peterson, who authored more than 1,000 hymns and 35 cantatas, died of cancer Sept. 20 in Scottsdale,
ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A New Jersey megachurch has had restrictions imposed on it by town officials, including a required two-hour lapse between Sunday services.
ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico — A federal judge in New Mexico has dismissed a lawsuit by an Air Force veteran who charged that the Air Force
Trumpets, trombones and a double bass drum were only a few of the sights and sounds the University of Mobile’s (UM) RamCorps offered fourth- through
Jessica Terry, a sophomore piano performance major from Birmingham, was crowned Miss Samford University 2007 Nov. 10. Terry, 19, also won the evening’s talent award
More than 350 friends and admirers of J.I. Packer celebrated the famed theologian, writer and scholar’s 80th year during a conference sponsored by Samford University’s
Judson College campus ministries and the office of faith-based service and learning sponsored Treats on Bibb Street Oct. 31. Marion police cordoned off a section
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