Communities and churches are beginning to recognize and accommodate children with disabilities. However, what happens when a child doesn’t fit into or ages out of these programs? What about their families?
Even before Quintell Hill began delivering his message during the University of Mobile chapel service on February 18, he reminded students of their mission: to exalt Christ.
Inmates at correctional facilities in Mobile and Baldwin Counties recently participated in worship services with live music provided by students from the University of Mobile (UM).
When a pastor looks out over the congregation each Sunday morning, he sees concrete evidence marriage commitments and family dynamics have changed drastically from a generation ago.
The late 21st Century began what is sometimes called “The Age of Information” with the rapid acceleration of information technology through the internet and other digital mediums.
Jeanie is rearing two young children by herself, working a full-time job and maintaining a household. Her ex-husband provides no child care support.
Loneliness has become a widespread emotional struggle, possibly even headed toward a crisis, in the U.S. and the Church.
The Connors are Christian parents of three teenagers. They are faithful church members who have attended and supported their church for decades, serving their fellow
