by Merianna Harrelson | Jun 3, 2019 | Opinion
When I became a mother, I was a mother and I wasn’t a mother. I married my amazing partner five years ago and became a mom all on the same day. In my fundamentalist upbringing, my journey of motherhood wasn’t mentioned and certainly wouldn’t have been considered...
by Danny Chisholm | May 9, 2019 | Opinion
We’re approaching another Mother’s Day, and that means that it will be difficult to get into restaurants for lunch after worship on Sunday – so please be patient and especially kind to your servers. There will also be more phone calls, flowers and greeting cards sent...
by Claire Hein Blanton | May 8, 2019 | Opinion
I began raising money for a race I was running roughly a year ago and asked for support on social media. In particular, I was raising money for The Women’s Place at Texas Children’s Hospital for the support I had received for my postpartum anxiety and depression after... by Alicia Davis Porterfield | May 16, 2014 | Opinion
Like the prophets of old, Jesus spoke the truth into the lives of the people of God, whether that truth was welcomed or not. The followers of Jesus spoke the truth of the good news wherever they went, whether it was welcomed or not. Today, God still calls us to be... by William Cowley | Mar 24, 2014 | Opinion
The knock on the door came too early. I could tell, without opening an eye, that it was barely daylight. The air was crisp and dusty – just as it should be in the northern Nigeria dry season. It was Saturday and my first opportunity, in six years, to sleep late....
