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A recent article in the Christian Post highlighted a gathering of Christian clergy, theologians, and scholars at the Yale Divinity School’s Center for Public Theology & Policy. “‘Religious Leaders’ Sign Declaration Denouncing ‘Religious Nationalism,’ Promoting Progressive Causes,” read the headline, capturing the essence of the event. At the heart of their assembly was the signing of the “New Haven Declaration of Moral and Spiritual Issues in t...

Mark 8:15 And he charged them, saying, Take heed, beware of the leaven of the Pharisees, and of the leaven of Herod.

The Hong Kong Sevens is the premier tournament on the global Sevens calendar. The prestigious tournament was first played in 1976 and has been featured on World Sevens Series circuit (now known as SVNS) since 1999.

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From The Tribune staff reports BIRMINGHAM – Birmingham Police Department responded to concerns of a possible bomb threat at Ascension St. Vincent East during the three-o’clock hour on Thursday, Dec. 21. According to Sergeant LaQuitta Wade, it has now been determined that there is no actual threat. “Officers responded to a potential bomb threat at

From Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE -- A Trussville motor scout was struck by a vehicle on Deerfoot Parkway on Tuesdays afternoon, according to TPD Chief Eric Rush. "He was sitting still, waiting to turn left into the police complex when he was hit," Rush said. Trussville Fire and Rescue responded to the scene and transported

By Crystal McGough, Editor TRUSSVILLE – Several residents attended the Trussville City Council meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 14, to speak during public comments on the city’s decision to move Trussville’s police dispatching from in-house to Jefferson County 911 at the start of 2024. Trussville Fire and Rescue made the same move four years ago, and

From Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE -- Dr. Patrick Martin, Superintendent of Trussville City Schools, issued a statement Monday evening addressing the death of a kindergarten student. The 5-year-old child was found dead in a laundry hamper Monday morning in the Hawk Ridge neighborhood. “All indications at this time point to an accidental death,” said Trussville

From Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE -- The 5-year-old Trussville kindergarten student who died on Monday has been identified. Jefferson County Chief Deputy Coroner Bill Yates identified the child as Khloe Teresa Williamson, 5, of Trussville. She lived in the Hawk Ridge neighborhood. "The decedent was found unresponsive by family inside the family residence," Yates said

From The Tribune staff reports TRUSSVILLE -- A 5-year-old child found was dead inside a laundry hamper in a Trussville residence on Monday, Nov. 13. Trussville Police Department (TPD) officers responded at 6:39 a.m. to a residence in the Hawk Ridge subdivision where the girl was found inside a laundry hamper, according to Trussville Police