A Home Run – Part 2 Eighty years ago, July 4, 1939, Lou Gehrig approached the microphone before a sold-out crowd at Yankee Stadium to deliver what has been called, “baseball’s Gettysburg Address.” He was only 36 years old, but he was forced to retire due to a neuromuscular disease called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (A.L.S.). […]
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A Home Run – Part One “Did that really happen?” I asked my four Uruguayan friends. It seemed like it was just yesterday that they were arriving at the Greenville Spartanburg Airport. Here we were packing their luggage into the van as we prepared to head to the airport for their return trip to Montevideo.
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I love the Fall time of year. My travel schedule has kept me very busy over the past three months. I have had the privilege of visiting and preaching at the following churches. Fellowship Baptist Church, Anderson, South Carolina Fellowship Baptist Church 1500 E Calhoun Street Anderson, SC 29621 fbcanderson.com Norris Hill PCA, Anderson, South
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Perhaps you have heard the story about the little boy who upon returning from a school party was asked by his mother, “Bobby, did you thank the lady for the party?” He answered, “Well, I was going to, but the girl ahead of me said, ‘thank you,’ and the lady told her not to mention
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Though Mexico is a federal republic, the Roman Catholic Church, to which about ninety percent of the people belong, exerts a great influence in the government. In spite of the church’s political power, regular church attendance is practiced by only a tenth of the people. Historically, government opposition to Protestant missionaries has made church planting
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