We are tired of it. Georgians who call themselves people of faith, for the most part Christian evangelicals, are tired of it. We are tired of being labeled as hateful, prejudiced, and a host of other insults thrown at us by a minority in our state. The same ones who shout for open mindedness and diversity display close-minded, hypocritical behavior. We are tired of it.
We are tired of hearing big business and the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce raise Continue reading
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The Kennesaw City Council turned down an application from the Suffa Dawat Center to operate a prayer center in an area zoned for retail business. Several months ago in another area, the city approved similar application for a church. A city spokesperson said that the other area was zoned differently.
I oppose the decision of the city of Kennesaw. Yes, you read that correctly. Continue reading
by In 1620 a group of 104 members of a congregation booked passage on the Mayflower to go to the new world. The pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving a year later.
What happened to the group during the first year may be surprising. Continue reading
by When Pastor Mike Keown went to Coolidge Baptist Church on Sunday morning, he did not expect the welcome that awaited him. His wife, Kathy, his family members, and the entire church family planned an event to celebrate a significant milestone. Sunday was a surprise celebration for 40 years in ministry. Continue reading
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