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David George, president of the WMU Foundation, plans to retire June 30, 2023. He made the announcement this morning (July 28) during the executive committee
Kim McDermott had been unemployed for six months, steadily interviewing for jobs with no success, when a friend told her about the classes offered at
Sometimes things start with one person who is really passionate, and then they take off from there. That’s Lydia Tate’s opinion at least. She’s seeing
Julie Busler sat in the office of a Turkish psychiatrist and stared at the medical forms she was holding. She read the first question, “Do
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Sandy Wisdom-Martin said she believes passionately in what Southern Baptists do together. She said she can sum up the reasons why in the story of
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