By Jennifer Johnson Broadway Christian Church has stood proudly in downtown Lexington for 100 years. While it was once a wealthy white church in the heart of a thriving city, today Broadway is transforming its ministry and its methods to meet the needs of a radically different neighborhood—and Broadway’s people are being transformed in the […]
By Brian Jennings As the third base coach for my son’s T-ball team, my job was to instruct kids to halt at second, come to third, or dash home. This was a great job, even though many of the kids viewed my instructions as mere suggestions. One time a player ran from second and I […]
By Kelly Carr It will be a familiar tale in households across the country today. Tis the season for the majority of America to gather with loved ones, food at the ready, experiencing a bonding camaraderie highlighted with high fives or shouts of frustration. What is this siren song, calling everyone forth? It’s the biggest […]
Photo: David Boudia and Steele Johnson © 2016 The Associated Press By Mike Berry I remember it as if it happened yesterday, even though it was almost a dozen years ago. The year was 2005, and I had just locked my office door and walked out to the lobby of the church where I was […]
By David Faust Anthony Munoz grew up east of Los Angeles, California, where he excelled at football, basketball, and baseball. At the University of Southern California he earned All-American honors and led the Trojans to the NCAA football National Championship in 1978. He was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals as the third overall pick in […]
