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A Great Falling Away
By Nancy B. Gibbs We should be afraid Christians. Our churches are dying a slow death. We are about to enter into a new ... Read more
1 month ago by Chris Lewis.
Sweet Pea in the Manger ©
Our son, Jess, is home for a few weeks over the holidays and it’s so good to have him here with us on the farm. ... Read more
2 months ago by Chris Lewis.
Eutychus
By Neil Joiner The story of a young man named Eutychus is found in Acts 20:7-12. He was seated in the opening of an upstairs ... Read more
10 months ago by admin.
Jesus wept
By Neil Joiner During my early childhood at Harmony Baptist Church, Mrs. Ilene Mashburn was my Sunday School teacher. She used a felt board to ... Read more
10 months ago by admin.
Columnist Bill Milby shares some COVID-19 ‘Good Humor’
Not all is gloom and doom in the world. In fact this is just in from one of my faithful readers…..enjoy some Covid 19 Good ... Read more
11 months ago by admin.
Managing diabetes in five simple steps
By Dr. Seema Csukas CareSource Georgia Medical Director According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 34 million people have diabetes in ... Read more
12 months ago by admin.
On Indian Time
Here’s a little insight into living on an Indian Reservation, even temporarily. You’re on Indian time, whatever time it is. Their subconscious motto is “Whatever ... Read more
1 year ago by Chris Lewis.
Wallace Cemetery: An unsolved murder
Wallace Cemetery is a small country graveyard which rarely has a visitor. An old headstone marks the spot where the young victim of an unsolved ... Read more
1 year ago by admin.
Joiner’s Corner: The alma mater
I’ve been playing the piano since childhood, but it was only a few years ago that I learned the alma mater of Unadilla High School. ... Read more
1 year ago by admin.
Rufus
By Neil Joiner By the spring of 1964 I was already a seasoned veteran of the Unadilla Chapter of the Dooly County 4-H Club. I ... Read more