by Bill Wilson | May 29, 2014 | Opinion
My experience with a physical therapist was fairly routine. I went in with a painful or injured body part, and the physical therapist helped me restore motion, function and strength to my body. Through thoughtful exercise and hard work, my knee gained strength and my...
by Robert Parham | May 29, 2014 | Opinion
Political posturing is more important than plight of the undocumented–apparently for Washington politicians who are more concerned about short-term gain than either the long-term economic good or doing the right moral thing on the immigration front. Politically...
by Israel Olofinjana | May 28, 2014 | Opinion
John Wilson was one of the most significant church and public leaders in 19th-century England. As the pastor of Woolwich Tabernacle—which merged together with Conduit Road Baptist in 1969 to form Woolwich Central Baptist where I serve as pastor— Wilson exercised...
by Blake McKinney | May 28, 2014 | Opinion
My daughter asked me a big question the other day. “Dad, why did God make bees and mosquitoes?” I could see her 5-year-old theological wheels turning as she pondered the mystery of why a God who cares for her and who is powerful enough to make whatever he...
by Richard Wilson | May 27, 2014 | Opinion
May 13, 2014, would have been the 101st birthday of William Richard Tolbert Jr. Thirty-four years ago, April 12, 1980, Tolbert, the 20th president of Liberia, was assassinated in a coup d’état that ended the so-called First Republic of Liberia and served as a...
by Mary Adkins | May 27, 2014 | Opinion
There is a documentary you probably shouldn’t watch unless you’re prepared to become engaged in the prison community because “Through the Door,” which is about people doing just that, is likely to leave you eager to join them. While the film...
