Judson College English professor Eloise Whisenhunt received the 2006 Thompson Faculty Award at Judson’s Honors Convocation April 11 in recognition of teaching excellence. Whisenhunt, a
Annie Mae King received the Alumnae Association Past President’s Award for Staff Excellence April 8 during Judson College’s annual alumnae weekend. She is the fourth
A premed student with a heart for missions is the first recipient of the Martha Myers Memorial Scholarship at Samford University in Birmingham. Jason Skelley,
Burning incense makes the air sweet and hazy. Four American women — a missionary named Molly, a journeyman named Susan and two volunteers — sit
BANGALORE, India — Hindu extremists June 11 dragged an independent pastor to a police station in India’s Karnataka state, accusing him of converting Hindus to
JERUSALEM — The Jerusalem District Court has ordered the city of Jerusalem to pay a gay- and lesbian-rights organization more than $75,000, after the city
GORGAN, Iran — A convert Christian jailed in early May in northern Iran was released June 12 and reunited with his family. The reason for
JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia — Ten Saudi Arabian police, armed with wooden clubs, raided a private Christian worship meeting in the coastal city of Jeddah June
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