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Fire and brimstone

It was a typical summer Sunday morning in Tennessee. I was seven years old, sitting in a church outside Nashville with my family. After...

 The joy of reunion

Summertime is filled with vacations, reunions, and visiting.  My friend Michele just returned from a family gathering in Maine where parents, aunts, uncles, children,...

TMU prepares prison inmates to serve as chaplains and missionaries

Several inmates at Phillips State Prison will graduate soon with degrees in Christian Studies from Truett McConnell University, according to a news release from...

Where does cruelty go?

Just out of his teens, a young man climbed onto a roof and aimed his rifle. He pulled the trigger, attempting to assassinate former...

Those hodgepodges and hurdles

My office is in a dormer portion of a large upstairs room. The more significant part and its closets are the 'hodgepodge' of our...

Our American Playing Field

Am I the only one who feels the pressing need for less partisan politics and attitudes? Our first President, the honorable George Washington, was...

Our pledge to America

Heading towards Independence Day 2024, let's take a moment to revisit first grade.  Close your eyes and recall how each school day morning began....

Those summers of yesterday

It is summertime, and the livin' is supposed to be easy, according to George Gershwin and DuBose Heyward, who composed the famous song for...

As the bluebird flies

My friend Karen departed this world a year ago, and I assure you, the world has not been the same since. When those larger...

The right use of strength

After my mother passed away in June 2010, I kept her personal information and papers in a plastic bin. Whenever I want to feel...

Over 100 gather in rain for Eucharist processional in Clarkesville

Despite the rain, more than 100 people gathered in the Ingles parking lot on Louise Street on Sunday morning, June 2, for a Eucharist...

The Queen of Overdo

I will be the first to admit that I tend to go to extremes in almost everything I do. This is what I refer...