by Ellis Orozco | Jun 10, 2013 | Opinion
Like most people, I have several titles associated with my life. When being introduced in a formal setting, I am called “doctor.” When visiting the hospital, I am often called “reverend.” At church, most call me “pastor.” My wife,...
by James L. Evans | Jun 15, 2012 | Opinion
This Sunday is Father’s Day. Around the country children of all ages will be celebrating their dads. With all my children grown, it has become a particularly enjoyable day for me. When they were little, I would get weird pancakes, half-cooked bacon and partially...
by James L. Evans | Jan 29, 2008 | Opinion
After 31 years as a parent you would think I would have some sense of competence about the task. Well, I don’t. If anything, as time goes along, I feel more perplexed than ever. Not that I am totally in the dark. There are a few things I am sure about. Chief...
