I thought I was going to be a youth minister. After some time, I realized I didn’t want to be a preacher and didn’t want to be in front of a church. So, I graduated from Ouachita with a major in Communication, a minor in Christian Studies, and basically a minor in Business but I’m lacking business law, but I assume my law degree covers that class because surely my 90 hours of law covered that.
So many people along the way have made such an impact in my life and my family’s.
“There’s 20 years between us but from the first time we worked together, we had a good banter and friendship. It’s a genuine friendship. I
SILOAM SPRINGS, Ark. – On June 5, Camp Siloam’s Board of Trustees accepted the staff recommendation to cancel the 2020 summer camp season as a
Some have wondered through the years if it’s really worth the time and effort it takes to become a credentialed Disaster Relief (DR) volunteer. The
It’s possible that churches across the state will at one point or another have a person in attendance test positive for COVID. At that point,
A disaster is defined as an occurrence that causes human suffering or creates human needs that the survivors cannot alleviate without assistance. Disasters have been
“When we lived in Fayetteville, we got to know some different friends who happened to be on a TV show. They threw us a baby
It seems like every day brings new revelations of another part of society affected by the coronavirus. Ministry has changed, the coming school year is
Editor’s Note: This is the third and final installment in a series celebrating the work that God has done during the first year of the
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