When Norma McCorvey’s attorneys filed a lawsuit on her behalf (as Jane Roe) against Texas district attorney Henry Wade in late 1971, I was six
When you envision peace, what does it look like in your mind? Is it true global serenity where all peoples are kind and courteous to
It was as if the verse had been penciled into the Gospel of Luke when I wasn’t looking. Had it really been there all along?
Have you ever met someone for the first time and connected immediately, as if you had known him or her all your life? You know
The retired serviceman’s sincere, straightforward approach to his time in the military intrigued me. And the more I thought on his words, the more I
The exasperation from a simple tweet from Oct. 20 was undeniable and quickly received more than 200 affirmations — “Hey SBC: Can we ever have
Bouncing between silly stories and serious analysis with college students always energizes me, and even more so when those students are studying journalism. During The
So how many of you found yourselves looking up “indemnification” and “fiduciary responsibility” during the Sept. 20–21 Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee meeting (see story
For those of us who grew up in church life, we’ve most likely been consistently encouraged from the pulpit and in our Sunday School, small
Flipping back through my 2001 mementos, I found a note I had written on Sept. 11: “Life freezes for Americans. No one knows what is
