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I’ve never had a chance in life… I started out behind the eight ball and never caught up. Born into poverty and raised on the street, I have stolen for as long as I can remember. I am really […]
People’s Corner: Chanda M. Crutcher Tell us about yourself: I have fallen in love with life and I march to the unique beat that only God can create! As the wife of a dynamic educator in Madison County, […]
“True Identity” by Tiffany Deonna Martin Bible Version quoted: The Scriptures 1998 & 2009: Copyright by the Institute for Scripture Research (ISR). February is Black History month. It is a special time of reflection and remembrance for Americans. As a […]
People’s Corner: L.C. Smith Tell us about yourself: I am a proud husband to a beautiful lady for 15 years, and proud father of 3 sons. I am the founder and director of R. Fathers M.A.D., Inc., a nonprofit organization […]
He Makes All Things New Lisa Bridges “I’m here at the edge of the Ocean, I’m scared but I want to jump in. I’m frozen by the tongues of men, just want to feel the water on my skin. I […]
“It’s in Christ that we find out who we are and what we are living for. Long before we first heard of Christ and got our hopes up, he had his eye on us, had designs on us for glorious […]
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The Linc After School Care of Lincoln Village Ministries What is The Linc? The Linc is an after-school enrichment program for children who live in and around the area served by the Lincoln Village Ministry. The Linc’s primary purpose is […]
The western end of Locust Street is quiet and still, with blinds drawn and night having fallen like a shroud softly upon the street. And from the darkened backyards and inky specters of boxwood plants, emerges the pitch of crickets […]