AUGUSTA — First it was Upton’s Department Store in 1993. Then Belk’s in 1996 followed by J.B. White and Piccadilly Cafeteria in 1998. One by one the anchor stores and more popular restaurants moved out of Augusta’s Regency Mall, the city’s first premier shopping destination. The Mall was the area’s economic engine, one of the […]
“As he left, he said, ‘For the first time in years I believe God is real.'”
The House of Luke, formerly a bank, is owned by a Messianic Jew who has allowed the facility to be turned into a ministry center.
“I had allowed myself to be on my phone far too much …”
The man walked into the church carrying a gun.
“There are people in need, but churches are struggling [financially] too, so they have to figure out how to use their resources to help as many as they can.”
A church building in Augusta with ties to the birth of the Southern Baptist Convention has been condemned by city officials.
For nine years a small army of First Baptist Church in Duluth members have spent hours in the days leading up to Thanksgiving preparing fully-cooked meals …
Dahlonega is not a large city, but not without its homeless citizens.