Most Recent Articles by
Dollie Gull-Goldman
For 67 years, Dollie Gull-Goldman worked as general assignment reporter-photograher/video-grapher/TV news reporter for newspapers (mostly dailies) from New York to California and most in Florida: (plus concomitant TV news stations' bureau chief), for 6 media companies owning 22 newspapers. She has been church sections editor at most of these, plus G.A../beat,/sections' editor/city editor/managing editor/publisher and having taken them to top press association awards in those states.
Birmingham
Christian Women in Madison County Aid Women in Poverty
It all began when four women from the Huntsville area attended a 1998 Women's Missionary National Training, a program offered through the Southern Baptist...
Birmingham
Alabama Educator, Dr. Linda Godsey, Returns to Africa for Fourth Mission Trip
Retired Gadsden, Ala., educator Dr. Linda C. Godsey is hoping to return for the fourth time to a summer time medical church mission in...
- A word from our sponsors -
2 Articles written
Subscribe to our newsletter
To be updated with all the latest news, offers and special announcements.
Read Now
Franklin Graham Attracts Record-breaking Audience in Italy
More than 13,200 people gathered for an evangelical outreach led by Franklin Graham in Milan, Italy on October 29.
A Hindu PM Marks a Historic Moment in the UK
Rishi Sunak becomes Britain's first Hindu prime minister. He is also the first person of color to hold the highest office in the UK.
A New Biblical Worldview Study Series is Now Available Online
Family Research Council and Summit Ministries announced a partnership launching a new biblical worldview series called Now We Live.
Gen Z Could Change the Faith Landscape in Australia
Two recent surveys on Christianity and the church in Australia found that Gen Zs are generally open to conversations about faith and spirituality.
Christian Political Group Plans to Prioritize the Poor
Center for Christianity and Public Life was launched on October 17 and it will prioritize public service to the less fortunate.
Matthew West: Silly song ‘Gobble Gobble’ has served as a bridge to the Gospel
Christian musician Matthew West has won multiple Dove Awards, an American Music Award and has been nominated for five Grammys.
Even so, fans sometimes buy tickets to his concerts based on their enjoyment of a tune that likely won’t ever win any honors: Gobble Gobble.
The official video for...
Thousands of Christians Join Feast of Tabernacles
Thousands of Christians flocked to Jerusalem and celebrated the Feast of Tabernacles from October 9-16.
Major Ad Campaign for Jesus Expands Presence
A major ad campaign to rebrand Jesus is set to expand in the next few months starting with an updated website, an online store, and an ad placement at the Super Bowl.
Half of Global Teens Have a Positive View of Jesus
Most teens around the world have positive views of Jesus according to the latest study by the Barna Group.
‘We will make it’ Say Florida Christians After Hurricane
Christians in Florida continue to give praise and thanks to the Lord despite a Category 4 storm hitting the state.
Frustrated with Hallmark? Try Great American Family
My family was vacationing at a condo a while back when I stumbled upon a shocking fact about my young sons: They enjoyed Hallmark movies.
They were 10 and 6 at the time and were drawn to the cheerful storylines, scenic landscapes and always-happy endings. I, too, enjoyed...
Getting Beyond the Storm
Hurricane Ian, the fifth strongest hurricane to hit the U.S., made landfall September 28 with sustained winds of 150 mph, almost category 5 status. Over a hundred people died, over one thousand were rescued, and survivors continue putting their lives back together.
One young lady interviewed immediately after...
