Faith, Fiction, Friends

Our missions trip was scheduled for September 2001. We’d been preparing all summer. But 9-11 intervened, and the trip was postponed.   We we...

I n 2013, we visited Canterbury, primarily to see the cathedral and the shrine of Thomas Beckett, the archbishop murdered by henchman of Hen...

My mother, who died in 2014, graduated from John McDonough High School in New Orleans in 1940. At the time, it was an all-girls public high ...

He won’t remember, but I first met   Randy Mayfield   in the gymnasium of Central Christian School in the early 1990s, located across the st...

One life can make a huge difference. Ask  Randy Mayfield . Singer, songwriter, pastor, sports chaplain, concert organizer, and miss...

This past Sunday,  our church  hosted our annual  Missions Weekend . Instead of the usual Sunday programs, we have a focus on missions ...

The man we know today as St. Patrick was born in Britain in the late 300s, about the time that the Roman Empire was constricting and Br...

A story of being a caregiver for a mother afflicted by brain cancer. A story of the daily battle that is anorexia. A story of fal...

Katie Davis returns to the United States from her year of mission work in Uganda. She’s returned to attend college, as she promised her pa...

My admiration for Katie Davis continues to deepen. In Kisses from Katie: A Story of Relentless Love and Redemption , Katie has now rea...