New poll says majority against feeding tube removal
May 5, 2005
A poll taken in the aftermath of Terri Schiavo’s death shows that 80 percent of Americans oppose removing the feeding tube of a disabled
Archive
Dauphin Way author donates books on values to hurricane-hit schools
May 5, 2005
Small-town Alabama boys Jimmy and Johnny recently helped police crack the case Hardy Boy-style on some neighborhood drug problems, saved the day and got a
Gachet, Tom
May 5, 2005
Tom Gachet has volunteered with Carpenters for Christ for 23 years, building churches in nine different states and several foreign countries. A church deacon,
Phenix City couple expands rodeo ministry to full-time evangelism
May 5, 2005
Fred and Jean Woodall plan to enter full-time evangelism May 15. Members of Golden Acres Baptist Church, Phenix City, the two have a heart
Baldwin Association camp provides outreach tool
May 5, 2005
Baldwin Baptist Association church members began camping out in 1955 in tents on the banks of Wolf Bay. Charging less than $9 per person,
State associations encouraged by On Mission celebrations
May 5, 2005
On Mission celebrations and missions activities remain at the forefront of what many associations are doing. Chilton Association held an On Mission celebration March
‘Sun never sets’ on Auburn church’s missions work
May 5, 2005
It only takes a glance at Lakeview Baptist Church, Auburn, to realize that missions is more than a passing interest for the congregation. The
University of Mobile dedicates new $3.3 million residence hall
May 5, 2005
Yetta and Mary Samford were honored during a dedication ceremony for the University of Mobile’s (UM) new residence hall, the $3.3 million, three-story 101-bed Samford
