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The worst of long days? Who can say? Depends on where and who you are. And did it affect your life and where your live? My first awareness of wars came on a Sunday in December of 1941. It was a day that started just fine for the family of Bullards that lived in the little backwater town of Centrahoma. A Sunday, that we had the temporary preacher (and his large ravenous family) for dinner—just as we had for three previous Sundays. As we sat around the
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The only time you see gray-haired people like me on television is in commercials that only run during the evening news. You’ll see an athletic gray-haired guy and his athletic wife running down a beach, playing tennis and dancing on the deck of a cruise ship while a serious, disembodied voice intones, “You’ll know when it’s time for Splondocaine.”
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Texas Banner Church of God would like to invite you and your congregation to a one day conference on Sexual Purity, hosted by Josh Bullard Headmaster of Christian Heritage Academy in Del City, Oklahoma.
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As a longtime English teacher (no math or foreign languages for me), I have long had a good “ear” to hear certainly words pronounced correctly.
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My dentist up at the VA Hospital had me in his chair the other day and started talking about my options on long term care of my teeth. He mentioned the fact that I was nearly 85 and then spent a few moments giving me a long searching look.
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A first-grade school teacher had 25 students in her class. She presented each child in her classroom the first half of a well-known proverb and asked them to come up with the remainder of the proverb.
Read moreDear Editor, I would like to share some information regarding the Redskin Theater series that was recently published in your newspaper. The last article of the series was very well
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This is one of the best explanations of why God allows pain and suffering that I have ever heard. And it’s true. A man went to a barbershop to have
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