Sherri Mazur, a 2014 graduate of Faulkner University’s Jones School of Law, was named second-best trial advocate in the nation at Baylor University’s Top Gun Competition, a prestigious invitation-only advocacy tournament.
WESTVILLE, Fla. (BNc) — Eileen Speigner, 88 years old, is quilting and making blankets for the Geneva County Sheriff’s Department. The small blankets, both quilted and crocheted, are 36” square or by the width of the material. The idea was… Continue Reading →
WESTVILLE, Fla (BNc) — Ondrej Hubalek, 18, of Lukavice, Czech Republic was 16 years old when he decided to become an exchange student to the United States. He said kids start learning English in the third grade in his country,… Continue Reading →
You read the story. Now listen to the man himself tell it, with audio from his lesson.
Kentucky preacher will move to Alabama to conduct Lads-to-Leaders workshops for congregations.
Photos of the damage to the Athens, Ala., congregation
USA (BNc) — The recent storms that have generated a slew of tornados across the Midwest and South have left at least one dead and one church building seriously damaged.
A man was charged for making threats against an individual and the university.
by Glenda Williams, BNc Correspondent ELBA, Ala (BNc) — The Elba Church of Christ hosted their bi-annual acappella singing Friday evening, January 31, 2014. The singing is held the last Friday evening in January and in July. Men from different congregations… Continue Reading →
MONTGOMERY, Ala (BNc) — The Capital Prayer Breakfast was held January 17, 2014, in the RSA building overlooking beautiful downtown Montgomery, AL . Colin and Ellen McKee, long time missionaries to Indonesia, were honored at the breakfast.
This beautiful story needs to be told.
MADISON, Ala. (BNc) — Eli Williams is a nine-year-old boy who has spent the last two years fighting medulloblastoma. Scans recently revealed that he had relapsed. Only experimental treatment is an option now. Before he can do this treatment, he… Continue Reading →
A public school student points up the problem of religious division.
See article for links to videos of Ferguson’s presentations.
Elders propose Sunday service with instruments. Preacher to their south urges rejection.
The HTH ministry will send out over 3 million magazines in Sept.
Amridge confers the first PhDs from a brotherhood school.
Dean Emeritus of Faulkner University denies that restrictions on women in public worship are based on “local cultural considerations.”
MONTGOMERY, Ala (BNc) — Raymond Elliott, well-known and loved gospel preacher, reports attending a most impressive Amridge University graduation, June 8, 2013.
Devotional writer takes a different tack today in light of the abortion doctor’s conviction.
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