Lisa August 27, 2018 Telling HIStory 2,147
Swing bridges span waterways, allowing train or automobile traffic to cross from one side to the other. With a turn of 90 degrees, a boat safely passes through the waters below while traffic above is stopped. But one wrong turn can be disastrous. In 1875, the construction of a wooden ...
Read More » Lisa August 20, 2018 Telling HIStory 1,891
There once was a young boy named George with a shiny new hatchet that would soon bring him trouble. It happened when he decided to try his little hatchet on a young cherry tree belonging to his father. When the man found his little tree lying on the ground and ...
Read More » Lisa August 13, 2018 Telling HIStory 1,956
In 1940, a new house could be yours for around $4,000. A shiny new automobile could be driven off the lot for about $850, filled with gasoline costing 11 cents per gallon. For the man with a wedding or other important social event on his calendar, a well-tailored new suit ...
Read More » John Clark August 9, 2018 Entertainment 7,385
After the huge success of “I Can Only Imagine” Hollywood has embarked upon producing five more faith-based motion pictures. All but one, not yet announced, are scheduled for release in September and October. The movies are: “God Bless The Broken Road” is about a military widow, debuting September 7th. “Unbroken: Path To Redemption” covers ...
Read More » Kim White-Donaby August 8, 2018 Faith 3,990
We live in a hectic and uncertain world. So much is going on that some of us have lost hope, leaving us to question God. Even in the most troubled times you can be sure of this. God loves you. Jesus. Himself , when speaking about the people who belong ...
Read More » Lisa August 6, 2018 Telling HIStory 2,111
A proud young military man sat in dim light, penning a letter to his family back home. It was the fall of 1918, and he had been stationed in Kentucky for his training before he would enter the battle of the Great War. Influenza raged, causing fear in his camp. ...
Read More » Arbery August 2, 2018 Arbery's Corner 2,548
A lot of us spend a good amount of time running to and from things, and often without any direction. We even find ourselves running from the very person that can help us. Galatians 5:7 Ye did run well; who did hinder you that ye should not obey the truth? ...
Read More » Joel Bauer July 21, 2018 Poetry 3,005
I wake up each morning with a stretch and a yawn, Each day is a new adventure that begins to unfold at dawn. Sometimes I’m with people, or even with my furry pals, But always in the presence of the God whose love never fails. Often people ...
Read More » Lisa July 16, 2018 Telling HIStory 2,209
The Gilded Age in American history was certainly a time when our reality was thinly covered in gold-hued paint! Beginning with the Civil War’s end and lasting to the early 1900’s, it was our most prosperous age for a few chosen citizens, while to the outsider it appeared that all ...
Read More » John Clark July 11, 2018 Politics 7,828
“There have been other times in modern American history when the left has resorted to physical intimidation and violence, but I believe that what is coming is going to far surpass anything that we have ever experienced before.” This is a quote by Michael Snyder. He also quotes the radical ...
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