This summer, the harmonic voices of a youth chorus filled numerous soup kitchens in Boston, Massachusetts, bringing joy to members of the city’s homeless population as they listened to the choir sing songs like “Bridge Over Troubled Water” and “Down by the Riverside.”

Former University of Alabama Football Quarterback, Brodie Croyle, spoke to the Scottsboro Rotary Club at their weekly meeting on Wednesday about the Big Oak Ranch Christian Home for Children.

A new church is now open in Scottsboro.

Faith Covenant Church of God hosted the Arc of Jackson County’s annual Thanksgiving luncheon on Tuesday.

Tiny fingers hold tightly to the hands of teachers as the newly formed ‘walkers’ class at the First Baptist Church Learning Center, in Scottsboro, makes its way down the hall toward the cafeteria.

For Agape Baptist Church it’s important to provide things for the community to enjoy. That’s why earlier this year the church installed a nine-hole disc golf course.

Faith Covenant Church of God got its start over 20 years ago, organized with 54 members.  The organizing members wanted to help build their new church, so at the urging of the late Lottie Mitchell ladies of the church began to bake and sell pies.

The congregation at Scottsboro’s Cumberland Presbyterian Church is proud to welcome their new pastor, Micaiah Tanck, and her husband, Brian, director of Christian education, to the community.

If you are hurting from the pain of a divorce or separation, a new series of classes at Willow Street Baptist Church in Scottsboro may have the solution you need to find hope, help and healing.

In an effort to pray together for community leaders and emergency personnel, the public is invited to stop by B&C Store ‘N’ Deli on Parks Avenue, and have a free breakfast sandwich on Saturday, October 3, beginning at 7 a.m.

There is no doubt that everybody loves to win. But Dr. Roger Mardis, pastor and founder of Agape Baptist Church in Scottsboro, believes there are many lessons to be learned by losing, on occasion.

The First United Methodist Church of Scottsboro and Pastor Steve Screws invite the public to a special reception for longtime church organist, Grady Bennett, on Sunday, August 30, 2015 from 2 - 4 p.m.

There are big changes at the First United Methodist Church in Stevenson, and new pastor Danny Lee is looking forward to seeing what God has in store for the growing church.

Dr. Alicestyne Turley, director of Berea College’s Carter G. Woodson Center for Interracial Education, used ‘Sankofa’ to describe the spiritual and intellectual journey that is more formally known as the Civil Rights Seminar and Tour to the Berea College campus community.

More than 50 workers at Faith Covenant Church of God in Scottsboro are gearing up for this year’s ‘Kids Crusade,’ a fun and familiar event for area children of all ages.

William Nsubuga moved to the United States as a political refugee after surviving the Rwandan genocide. In 1997, he attended community development training with Servants in Faith and Technology (SIFAT), and although he lived in Birmingham for the next 10 years, he never forgot what he learned and never lost his desire to help HIV/AIDS orphans in Africa.

In the fall of 2014, a local iconic church was faced with a $200,000 repair bill. The congregation of St. Joseph’s On-The-Mountain Episcopal Church, at Mentone, whose origin is an 1870 log cabin, learned in 2014 that the present building had structural issues. Problems included an unsound foundation and holes and cracks in the walls allowing vermin and moisture to enter the building.

St. Luke’s Episcopal church on Scott Street was the temporary hub for a cross-country team of bicyclists called ‘Bike and Build’ on Tuesday and Wednesday, June 9 and 10.

Faithway Baptist Church in Hollywood invites the public for an old-fashioned gospel singing on Saturday, May 30, at 6 p.m. Featured artists will be the Durhams Gospel Quartet and Erica Cookston.

Since the early 90s, Broad Street Church of Christ in Scottsboro has hosted a special series of classes on Wednesday nights throughout the summer.

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Scottsboro is proud to welcome Lynette Lanphere as its new interim priest.

Hollis Memorial United Methodist Church is ‘Calling all Superheroes’ for a fun-filled time on Wednesday nights beginning April 29, 2015.

Roaches Cove Baptist Church in Fackler, will host a day of true gospel fellowship and musical entertainment with the Reggie Saddler Family in concert on Sunday, April 19, 2015, at 10:30 a.m.

J.B. (Joe) Jones may be 80 years old, but his dedication as the pastor of his flock is still as spirited as it has ever been.

Now that most churches have fellowship halls with air conditioning and plenty of padded chairs, accommodations are not the same at Southern gatherings like ‘old-fashioned dinner on the ground.’ But a lot of the food still is.

Pastor Ron Harvey invites the public to hear Nathan Saint on Sunday, March 15, at Southgate Baptist Church on South Broad Street in Scottsboro in a special service at 10 a.m., and again at 11 a.m.