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When and where the breakdown occurred we are not sure. But we are sure that something has happened to the rules of etiquette, not only in church,…
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There is just something about beginning a new calendar year. It brings back memories for me of the start of a new school year. New binder, new…
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It’s that time of year when everyone makes “New Year’s Resolutions” – things that you and I plan to do to make next year better than last.…
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Security is an illusion. Ask Gerald Hornaday. He was at home in his easy chair watching hockey on television when an airplane crashed into his house killing…
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As we enter into a new year, here is something to remember: When it’s all said and done, we have three things we can offer God—our treasure,…
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Not long ago, at our Virginia Baptist state convention, I went to a breakout session that was led by members of the Epiphany Institute of Spirituality, a group…
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For to us a child is born, to us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be called…
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One of my cousins posted a compliment on Facebook regarding a Rural Legends column several weeks ago. He said nice things. I’m not used to people saying…
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On Saturday, December 14, there was a gift-wrapping party at Hampden-Sydney College sponsored by the Lambda Chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa, the national honorary leadership society. Members of ODK,…
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The Heart of Virginia Chapter of Buy Fresh Buy Local will showcase farms and businesses that use local farm-based products at the Annual Meeting on Thursday, January…
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