by Ken Sehested | Mar 17, 2023 | Feature-, Opinion
Opportunities for love’s bond begins close at hand as paths cross in ordinary circumstances: within families (among the most severe testing ground), workplaces, classrooms, churches. A close encounter could lead to dramatic outcomes. Those faithful in large things...
by Starlette Thomas | Jan 9, 2023 | Opinion
America has a long history of attacking itself. Not a new problem, Jesus spoke of a kingdom divided against itself. The final report from the House Select Committee investigating the January 6 insurrection has been released after an 18-month investigation into former...
by Tyrone Keels | Jun 25, 2020 | Opinion
I find myself conflicted about the mosaic mass of people protesting against racial discrimination and the equitable treatment of African Americans by law enforcement. While I am elated that white Americans are beginning to see what we as African Americans have seen...
by Jim Holladay | Mar 19, 2020 | Opinion
This past Sunday evening, I participated in our Lyndon Ecumenical Fellowship’s Lenten Taize service at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Community. This year’s service came on the heels of our governor’s request that all church services be canceled. While I would not have...
by Michael Parnell | Jan 20, 2017 | Opinion
Some movies are pure, artistic expressions of the filmmaker’s desire to communicate more than just putting some moving images on a screen. Other movies are so hard to watch because they challenge you in ways you wished you did not have to answer their challenge....
