Faith and Culture — Page 45

Auburn University’s Rane Center launching all-inclusive culinary weekends

Auburn University’s new Rane Center is cooking up an exclusive, food-focused getaway called the Epicurean Experience.

Reflections: Getting in touch with God

We’ve probably heard enough from radio and TV. Can anything be more important this year than listening to the voice of God? 

8 health and wellness amenities along the Singing River Trail

Leaders of the SRT plan to strengthen bonds between communities by creating new opportunities for tourism, education and health and wellness. 

Aaron Johnson: Spare tires & Jesus

The other night, my wife and I joined about 30 million of our closest friends and watched “Monday Night Football.” The Cincinnati Bengals were hosting the Buffalo Bills in a clash between two of the finest teams in the league. The matchup promised to be high scoring and full of aerial attacks from both teams. […]

Slave ship survivors’ story to be told in Mobile museum

Since its discovery the Clotilda, the sunken schooner often known as the “last American slave ship,” has gained worldwide attention.

Visit Decatur for the annual Festival of the Cranes

The Festival of the Cranes is an annual event to celebrate the migration of over 14,000 Sandhill cranes and endangered Whooping cranes. 

6 fun ways to get fit in 2023

If you’re hoping to get the new year started with a little extra pep in your step, a new workout routine might be the way to go.

Reflections: New things

When we humbly trust in God’s mercy we don’t “patch up” the old life, but trust God for something entirely new.

Alabama’s Stone Hollow Farmstead lands on Oprah’s Favorite Things list

In the prepared-food industry drawing kudos from influential fans like Oprah Winfrey creates a buzz that money can’t buy.

Aaron Johnson: What is time?

Today I am looking at a fresh collection of boxes.  Each one empty.  Each one waiting on me to fill in the blanks and invest them wisely.  

10 ways to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Alabama

If you want to start 2023 in style, there are plenty of options for functions and fêtes across the state of Alabama.

Montgomery native and Academy Award-winning actress Octavia Spencer was honored this month with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

The YMCA of Greater Birmingham and its community partners are bringing transformational change to the city’s Roebuck community.

The 60th commemoration will include programs, events, workshops and entertainment, officials announced this week.    

Barton Academy in Mobile was the only Alabama school chosen to create art for the America Celebrates ornament program.

Reflections: Christmas is God's open house

The prison warden circulated a note to inmates asking for suggestions on the kind of party they’d recommend for his 25th anniversary. The prisoners all had the same idea: Open house! Christmas is the season when many people have “open house” parties. But “open house” is misnamed, isn’t it? When you plan an open house, […]

'A Christmas Story' has an Alabama connection

A Christmas Story, one of the most popular Christmas movies ever, has an Alabama connection.

The Cloutier family from Chelsea Alabama won the ABC show “The Great Christmas Light Fight”.

Aaron Johnson: Don't forget the gift

This Christmas don’t miss the greatest gift of your life.  The price has been paid.  You need only receive it. 

Holiday Gift Guide 2022: Memorable gifts from rural Alabama

Rural Alabama is home to many skilled and creative artisans, whose work shines brightly during the holiday season.

Methodist churches vote to leave denomination

198 United Methodist Churches left the denomination at a meeting in Huntsville recently. The departures come at a time when differing views on LGBTQ topics have shaken the church.

A new Alabama Public Television documentary explores the life and legacy of a freedom fighter who inspired movements all over the world.

Aaron Johnson: We all need an advocate

My Uncle George was a big man. He stood about 6’6” and when asked his weight he would reply, with a booming voice, “I weigh 300 and plenty!”

Meet Alabama thriller author Robert Bailey

In “The Professor,” Bailey honed his craft, working eight years to learn how to write a successful thriller novel.