On Faith and Values: Life's specialty is throwing us curveballs
“Not seeing that coming” seems the human affliction, because we want not only to know what the future holds but to control how it comes about.
Voices of Richmonders
On Faith and Values: Kindred spirits: Friendship is a holy gift
Friendship makes everything better.
On Faith and Values: Seeking the light
I remember the cave as eventually not being too horrific, but I also recall that it took me some time to feel that way.
On Faith and Values: Beating our own path
The average adult today makes in the neighborhood of 35,000 decisions every day.
Jerry Lindquist: Former elementary school principal packs up after feeling called to start a church
He’s also a musician, plays guitar and is lead singer for the Windbags, a popular four-man ensemble of longtime friends that is available for just about anything.
On Faith and Values: On the road to wisdom, drive carefully
Sometimes you just need to hear some wisdom, and hear it in a colorful way that will stick with you forever.
Greta J. Harris: Keeping Richmond’s character will require embracing change
“We’ve always known that something is special about this place. Now a lot of other people have figured that out, too.”
