Archive for the 'Religion' Category

GinGin, Her Wig, and the Holy Ghost

Tuesday, September 9th, 2008

 

By: Charles Clifford Brooks III
 
I was eight-years-old, growing up in small town Georgia, when I first felt God. Crawford was a languid Southern community with one traffic light and old men telling stories at the barbershop. My home was nestled beside a lake surrounded by thick tracts of forest so a child of my nature [...]

Out & Amish

Wednesday, August 20th, 2008

by: James Schwartz
4.2.07 marked the 6th month anniversary of the Nickle Mines, PA. school shootings. On 10.2.06 Charles Carl Roberts IV, shot ten little girls (age 7-13), killing five in the rural schoolhouse. The tragedy made international headlines including the Old Order Amish community reaching out to the killer’s family, bringing food and uniting in [...]


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