By Grelan Muse Sr.
Inside The Pew
BATON ROUGE – I begin this column by sending my condolences to the families of the three wounded officers and the loved ones of the three Baton Rouge peace officers who lost their lives on July 17: Montrell Jackson, 32, Matthew Gerald, 41, and […] Continue Reading…
Special to Inside The Pew
A new partnership for national service, DeltaCorps, will help address economic and social needs of local communities in the eight states of the Mississippi River Delta region, leaders from the Delta Regional Authority (DRA) and Corporation for National and Community Service, the federal agency that […] Continue Reading…
By Deanna Nowadnick
Special to Inside The Pew
Just for the record: I’m still getting used to the title, author. I never expected to write anything beyond an annual Christmas letter. When I started Fruit of My Spirit, I thought I was going to be sharing a single story with my […] Continue Reading…
By Tonya Andris
Inside The Pew
DALLAS – Mourners of all faiths converged on Thanksgiving Square in Dallas on Friday to pray for the city and individuals directly impacted by the attack on Dallas and Dallas Area Rapid Transportation (DART) police officers. The attack, called the deadliest attack on U.S. law […] Continue Reading…
By Jeremy Reynalds
Senior Correspondent, ASSIST News Service
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – With tax season and filing time being upon us, I wondered how our Joy Junction guests felt about taxes.
After all, while you can never escape from the long arm of the Internal Revenue Service, so to speak, when you’re looking […] Continue Reading…
By Rusty Wright
Special to ASSIST News Service
MOUNT HERMON, Calif. – At Easter, some might wonder what all the fuss is about. Who cares? What difference does it make if Jesus rose from the dead?
It makes all the difference in the world. If Christ did not rise, then thousands of believers […] Continue Reading…
By Jack Harris
Special to ASSIST News Service
IRAQ – “Yet 40 days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown.” (Jonah 3:4). Thus cried Jonah, the reluctant prophet. One man speaking against one of the mightiest cities of the day.
The result?
The whole city repented in sackcloth and ashes; from the throne room right […] Continue Reading…
By Michael Ireland
Senior Correspondent, ASSIST News Service
DALLAS – Tens of thousands of Christians are expected to visit Israel to celebrate Holy Week and Easter in the next two weeks and visit the very places described in the New Testament.
“There is nothing like experiencing Holy Week in Jerusalem,” according to […] Continue Reading…
By Tonya Andris
Inside The Pew
In this election season, Americans are taking to the polls to perform the most treasured act granted in a democracy.
But, the election process is just one way for citizens to interact with government. And, according to Cynthia Northrop White, the best way for citizens to […] Continue Reading…
By Michael Ashcraft and Mark Ellis
Special to ASSIST News
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — He grew up wearing knickers sewn by his grandma, endured the rage of his Vietnam vet father, and learned to play golf smacking a wiffle ball around the house.
Bubba Watson, 37, arguably golf’s most colorful character, won the […] Continue Reading…
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