This is Laura. Chances are you’ve seen Laura around town. Probably walking down Patton Avenue clad in a long skirt and an ear to ear smile on her face. She’s...
11.15.2022Read More
Stories & Sermons
The streets rang with the sound of a pounding fist on a door. Over the symphony of footsteps, pushcarts, and the murmuring of a crowd going about business as usual,...
10.27.2022Read More
Pier One sells a three-foot garden statue of him. So does Etsy, Lowes, Wayfair, Walmart, and Amazon. He’s the world’s most beloved saint, and for $350- body draped in a friar robe,...
10.06.2022Read More
It was a period of peace and prosperity. Though the Assyrians had risen to power in the Near East, they were ruled by a succession of relatively uninvolved kings that...
09.23.2022Read More
Sometimes you meet someone and, at once, you’re reminded of how resilient people can be. That’s what I experienced when I met Jason for the first time. He was released...
09.23.2022Read More
Exodus 32:7-15 Impatient, forgetful, and terrified at the base of the mountain, the dusty clothed, wilderness-weary Israelites were tired of waiting for their leader, Moses, to return from his solo...
09.17.2022Read More
There are not too many native Ashevillians among us But he was one Kim Arthur Bailey was born in Asheville on January 30, 1961 He told Brook that he was...
09.11.2022Read More
Johnny Munroe Perry Aug. 18, 1957 – July 25, 2022 In Iredell County, outside of Statesville, beyond where the asphalt road gave way to the dirt path, Johnny Munroe Perry...
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