Sitting in an Oxford Hotel room surrounded by the playful screams and giggles of his three grandbabies, evangelist Donnell Morgan speaks innocently about horrors that he believes may one day engulf all of humanity.
Anthony Cook: Greater things are yet to come in this city
As part of a combined church effort to tackle some area service projects, I was on a four-person team last Saturday assigned to do yard work at an Eastaboga house that was donated to the Alabama Baptist Children’s Home.
Fasting crosses religious lines, from Ramadan to Lent As a biology professor at Jacksonville State University, Safaa Al-Hamdani is used to getting apologies from students this time of year. The familiar looks of embarrassment come moments after they sit down for a lecture and tear into a bag of potato chips or twist the cap off a cold soda. That’s when they remember Al-Hamdani is a Muslim fasting for Ramadan, and they have surrounded him with food.
I miss the days when Amaya was my little girl. When I say she was a bundle of joy, I place emphasis on "bundle." She was shaped like a little bowling ball with afro puffs, but she was my bowling ball.
A fight over the placement of a mosque near the site of the Manhattan 9/11 attacks landed in the courts this week. On Wednesday, the American Center for Law and Justice, filed suit in a New York state to stop the construction of the so-called Ground Zero mosque because, according to the organization's press release, "this site is sacred ground and not the place to build a mosque."
While there are more than 10 Southern Baptist congregations locally without a pastor, it's not for a lack of applicants. The case of Oxford's Grace Baptist Church is a good example. According to associate pastor Stacey Boutwell, the congregation's search for a new pastor is at 14 months and counting.
Growing up, whenever my parents would go shopping or go out with friends or even just go on a quick run to the store, often they'd leave me and my brother with my grandmother. They'd promise not to be gone long, and maybe bring us a treat if we were good.
All of the United Methodist congregations within 50 miles of Anniston have pastors. But some of them have to share. Rev. David Teel splits his time between two congregations in Anniston: McCoy United Methodist Church and Carpenter United Methodist Church.
In his first month as senior pastor at Anniston's First United Methodist Church, the Rev. Bill Brown has learned a few things they don't cover in seminary.
Imagine that it's Sunday morning. You're dressed and ready for church, Bible in hand. You head out of the house, looking forward to a time of fellowship and worship. The 10-minute drive is pleasant, and you arrive on time for morning services.
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