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Economic Parables author comments on current economic crisis
Even if our nation’s economic troubles have not yet impacted your family, it is worth noting that—to a great degree—we all will pay the price for many consumers pledging to buy things, including homes, they could not afford. more »
Topic: Family, Living, Finances
Is the war over equal pay worth fighting?
During this election cycle there have been twists, turns, and, seemingly, some switching of sides in the gender wars. But one 60s feminist agenda item that should have gone away by now hasn’t. more »
By Penna Dexter - Oct 7, 2008
Topic: Family, Living, Finances, Citizenship, Legislation
Tiny babies, big ministry
Montgomery-area Baptists minister to neonatal units
Many babies admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Baptist Medical Center South in Montgomery — those born unexpectedly early, some even before their own baby showers — receive their first gifts from Dana Gallahair. more »
By Jeremy Dale Henderson - Oct 3, 2008
Topic: Faith, Ministry, Family, Children, Living, Health
Let’s tax abortion!
The topic of abortion has become front and center for conservatives in the presidential election, with questions for both candidates about the issue now on the table. more »
By Kelly Boggs - Sep 12, 2008 - (1)
Topic: Family, Addictions, Substance Abuse, Living, Health
Couple finds ministry in finding jobs for others
Laid off. Downsized. Restructured.
No matter what it’s called, unemployment can be a life-changing experience filled with stress and uncertainty. more »
By Patty E. Shaver - Sep 11, 2008
Topic: Faith, Ministry, Family, Living, Finances
Lowering Drinking Age: Research Says Bad Idea
Business, engineering, journalism, medicine, philosophy. The nation’s finest institutions of higher education pride themselves in rich traditions of academic study. more »
By Doug Carlson - Aug 27, 2008 - (1)
Topic: Family, Addictions, , Substance Abuse, Living, Health
Churches build for fitter future
While trying to raise membership rolls, some churches look for ways to trim the fat, literally, as well.
“Sports are very popular in America,” said Dan Lipp, church building consultant for the Baptist State Convention (BSC) building planning ministries. more »
By Dianna L. Cagle - Aug 14, 2008
The August Recess and You
Other than a few courageous, committed congressmen trying desperately to force Congress to act on the need to drill for the oil within our own borders, your congressman and senators are back in their home states and districts for the August recess. more »
By Barrett Duke - Aug 12, 2008 - (5)
Topic: Family, Living, Health, Marriage, Life, Citizenship, Human Rights, Religious Liberty
Fat America tips scales toward health care crisis
America is in the midst of a debilitating health care crisis brought on almost entirely by the fact we eat too much and exercise too little.
We are too fat and excess weight causes or contributes to other primary killers. more »
By Norman Jameson - Aug 11, 2008
Health epiphany prompts Johnson to wellness theology
Carl Johnson’s health epiphany led the pastor and one-time volunteer firefighter to a lifestyle of wellness that he considers a spiritual discipline. more »
By Norman Jameson - Aug 10, 2008