A pressing concern like a global pandemic can quickly overshadow other important health challenges facing families. One is the issue of childhood obesity, a problem
President Trump signed an executive order to lower the cost of prescription drugs, he called a “Most Favored Nation” (MFN). The executive order requires the
Chaplain John Revell says first responders and police have “a front row seat to depravity.” Revell, president of Life Line Chaplaincy in Stamford, about 40
Darrin Patrick, a megachurch pastor, speaker, and author, died earlier this year. According to Seacoast Church, a multi-site megachurch in South Carolina where he was
“Well, I guess what I’m trying to say is that I’ve been imagining killing myself,” the pastor said. I was on a Zoom call recently with
The continued innovation in technology has greatly revolutionized how we do things. Today, you can remotely control home functions such as adjusting the temperature of
One would think, in these days of COVID-19, that America’s doctors and patients are as reliant on our hospitals as they’ve ever been. And that
In the midst of a pandemic, medical providers around the world need believers to approach the throne of grace on their behalf. Here are just
Many Americans’ summer vacation plans have been delayed or canceled due to safety concerns. However, making time for a mental break is important as individuals
Meeting project deadlines is one of the biggest challenges most project managers have to deal with. However well a project is planned, delays are bound
One of the perks of working from home is more time with your pets. While it can be exciting to have your furry friends by
If you are working a full time job, that means 40-60 hours every week covered with work. When you retire, this will be a big
“Big Mama” Brenda Gantt is up mornings at 4:30 brewing coffee, slow-cooking grits until they’re creamy, hand-kneading buttermilk biscuits she bakes on a cast-iron griddle,
The COVID-19 pandemic presents many new challenges for this back-to-school season, particularly for teachers and families as they prepare for a new normal whether it’s
Once their service ends, veterans often expect to start a new career. In many cases, the same skills and characteristics that helped make them successful
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