By Lauren Catanese What is it you do just for you? An action, experience, a state of being that no matter what is going on in your life, no matter how much pain you feel, struggles you are dealing with, whether you feel alone or surrounded by people, no matter how hard life may be […]
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By Myrna Conrad, We all want to be shown respect. Do you remember when people used to say “Yes Sir/Yes Ma’am” or “No Sir/No Ma’am”? Do you remember when people got up and gave an older person their seat if there were no more seats available, opened doors for people, or took care of other’s […]
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By Rev. Pete Hyde As I ease out of this role as Senior Pastor, not only of Community Church, but out of the pastoral ministry that has been my life for more than three decades, I find myself reflecting on those years and becoming a little nostalgic. Hope these memories aren’t boring you. After Dad […]
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By Rick Moore A boxer sends his opponent to the canvas, and the referee counts down from ten. As soon as he reaches zero, the fight is over and the referee raises a hand of the winner high into the air, proclaiming the new heavy-weight champion of the world! A NASA scientist with great enthusiasm […]
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By Kirk McCarley Feebly clutching the fingers of two of his daughters his time to go was imminent. Breathing his last, after 93 years he passed into eternity. What is our physical form in heaven? Do we appear in the image of last remembrance or as a younger man or woman, maybe a child? Before […]
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By Sean Dietrich It’s late. And I wasn’t going to write this, but I have to. Not only for me, but for the good of our children, and our children’s children. No matter how hard it is to address. I’m talking, of course, about the highly controversial issue of homemade ice cream. Ice cream wasn’t […]
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There seems to be so much anger and hatred in our world right now and so little forgiveness and love. It’s not as if this struggle to forgive is a new issue for any of us. When someone hurts us or someone we love, our first and most natural response is to take offense. However, […]
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By: Maurice Stouse Financial Advisor and Branch Manager Today many Americans are having their faith and confidence in their health and wealth challenged as never before. While the pandemic continues to bring unexpected events into our lives, it is also seen as important that we stay informed and utilize helpful hints when it comes to […]
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“Still GRIT-ing Through A Pandemic” with Birmingham’s Laura Quick and Hatton Smith The Young Professionals of Walton County (YPWC) will host their second virtual fireside chat on Thursday, July 30, hosted by Laura Quick of Good Grit Magazine. Beginning at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom, Quick will be interviewing Hatton Smith, a young entrepreneur who founded […]
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