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Pastor Bo: The beautiful imperfections of Christmas
I'm really not sure where she got it from, but my youngest daughter is a Christmas tree perfectionist.
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In Chattanooga cigar bar, evangelical ‘fellowship of merry men’ ponders its place in Trump’s America
At "Might & Mirth" gatherings, Glenn Jones said, men encourage one another while embodying God's masculine designs: Strong and forceful, but jolly all the same.
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Breakpoint: Who’s to blame for bad weather?
In the days and weeks after two massive hurricanes hit the United States in two weeks' time, extremes from both ends of the ideological spectrum proclaimed the events as unnatural disasters.
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Living on Purpose: Taking a moment to appreciate our blessings
The year has flown by and now Thanksgiving is behind us. I hope you had a meaningful Thanksgiving with family and friends.
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Pastor Bo: Remembering reasons to be thankful at Thanksgiving
Let's go ahead and get the negative stuff out of the way right up front: canned cranberry sauce is the creation of a mad scientist, a gelatinous glob of unnatural goop so unpalatable as to make the aliens lock their doors in horror as they pass by Earth on their way to more cultured planets.
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After bleak period, historic Chattanooga Jewish congregation settles into unlikely home
A crack in the wall was growing. With that, they condemned the old site, foiled by a bad foundation. The rabbi left. The pandemic arrived.
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Breakpoint: Scourge of sports gambling shows it’s time to call off all bets
A few years into widespread legalized sports gambling, the results are in, and it is clear that this industry is devastating for individuals, families and even sports.
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Pastor Bo: Seven ways to help your pastor help you
The little guy's eyes were wide, and his mouth a bit agape as he looked up at me last Sunday in the vestibule after morning worship. He had a question, and his mother nudged him a bit to get him to go ahead and ask it.
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Red Bank Baptist volunteers direct motorists to turkey — and Jesus, too
There were big cars, small cars, fancy cars, beat-up cars.
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United Methodist Bishop Clay Lee, who pushed for inclusive Southern church, dead at 94
Clay F. Lee, a former East Tennessee United Methodist bishop who advocated for racial and gender inclusion in the Southern church, has died. He was 94.
