Giving Initiative: Rockwood Knocks One Saturday a month, Cheri pulls into an empty lot, her trunk filled with stuffed animals she’s collected. She’s here with other volunteers from local churches to hand out free tamales and pray for people. And she’s discovered that stuffed animals are as much in demand as the locally made tamales. […]
by JULIE CHANG I have a good breakdown about being single and childless at least twice a year. “If I was only married to a sexy, godly, charming man who I had amazing chemistry with,” I think. “One who could read my mind when I wanted him to, would never lost his sense of […]
By Nicole Lewis About a month ago I was sitting at home trying to find some nuggets from the late Professor Howard Hendricks’ book Teaching to Change Lives. I never had the “Prof” as a seminary professor, but I did take a one week class from him years ago, and it made me really think about my life […]
By Ralph Cooley I restore vintage road bicycles. I find great fun in bringing a bike that is on “life support” or is “dead on arrival” when it comes into my shop, back to life. This hobby started with a child’s bike in November 2011. Now there must be a dozen bikes or so in my […]
He held the metallic gold baton out to the seated students. “Who’s going to take this?” Marty Brown asked. He paused, waiting, in the awkward silence, as the University of Montana students glanced at each other, wondering if the question was rhetorical. “Who is going to take this?” He asked again, looking directly at each […]
