By Lauren Catanese, Life is funny. Isn’t it? The path that we live each day, the actions we take, people we interact with, times we stop to breath. Life’s movement will bring us through any and everything our soul needs for its own evolution; it’s purpose. We venture out and discover relatively easy days, where […]

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By Kirk McCarley, “We’re doing twice the work we used to do and getting paid the same.” “This new machine’s not as good as what we had before.” Sound familiar? Consider the first statement, the “do more with less” complaint.  Aren’t nearly all of us are required to be more productive than we were 20 […]

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By Rick Moore, (If you don’t like sad stories, you may not want to read this one.) We had traveled in the bus for over a hundred miles to the campsite located in the hills of Tennessee, as had several other Boy Scout troops from the state. Our Scoutmaster was giving his final instructions to […]

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Since this is the month of Easter, I want to reflect on and talk about grace. I know there are various definitions of grace. Among them are: “simple elegance or refinement of movement;” “an attractively polite manner of behaving;” and “a period officially allowed for payment of a sum due.” However, it is the following […]

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