In Pursuit of Purpose By Briana Williams 05/01/2013 This Earth, with all it’s complexity, tragedy, and manmade alterations, was originally given to us as a gift. In only six days, God labored; speaking nature and it’s inhabitants into gardens, breathing life unto dust, and placing the dominion and the task of naming all creatures at the foot of man, all in [...]
Five Tips that Will Help You Bring in that Extra Cash By Keshia Smith 04/15/2013 Want some extra money for the summer? It’s time to start looking for a summer job! There are plenty of workplaces that are willing to take teens up on their request for employment. Some good places for teens to start looking would be retail, summer [...]
Modern Day Missionary By Jasmine Vance December 10, 2012 Jasmine.Vance@gmail.com It was a cold, windy Sunday afternoon. It had begun to drizzle. Everyone was in a panic as they crowded in the grocery stores and left the shelves bare. You would have thought a blizzard was coming, but it was only the end of October. The leaves rustled in the [...]
Learning to Chase Your Passion and Purpose By Silk- Jazmyne Hindus 9/1/2012 I was four years old when Aladdin was released. I don’t remember much from the first time I saw it, but it quickly became one of my favorites. I wanted to be Jasmine so bad; I would beg my mother not to braid my hair, but just put [...]
Being a Teen in Today’s “Educational Environment” By Briana Williams 8/1/2012 The standards for a proper educational environment and the negative effect that it has on the morality of teens each year is steadily on the up rise. What does it even mean to be a Christian teen these days while attending High School? The government has taken numerous strives [...]
The Inside Scoop from a College Senior By Keshia Smith 8/1/2012 A new batch of incoming freshmen is going to be transitioning into college soon. As an only child and the first person in my family to go to college, I didn’t know much of what to expect when I first started college. There are many things I wish I [...]
Making it to the Finish Line Without Losing Your Mind By Taylor Duckett 8/1/2012 ‘Senioritis’ is an illness that is caught most often around December of Senior year. This illness is very dangerous, and can have devastating effects to twelfth grade students everywhere. The signs and symptoms of someone suffering from senioritis are: laziness and or lack of productivity, increased [...]
Cultivating Faith in the Little Things By Brittney McCook 8/1/2012 “Trust in the Lord and do good; dwell in the land and cultivate faithfulness.” Psalms 37:3 “If you are faithful in little things, you will be faithful in large ones. But if you are dishonest in little things, you won’t be honest with greater responsibilities.” Luke 16:10 One day a [...]
My Journey Back to Christ By Taylor Duckett July 1, 2012 My parents had me out of wedlock. My mother was in graduate school and my father was in the military. I was very much a surprise and initially not a welcomed one. My birth experience was not the easiest in the world. I was turned around inside my mother’s [...]
Learning to Lean on the Lord By Taylor Duckett July 1, 2012 I’m not going back, I’m moving ahead. I’m here to declare to you my past is over. In You all things are made new. Surrendered My Life to Christ. I’m Moving, Moving Forward ~ Israel Houghton We are not the devil’s donkeys and mules. What do I mean [...]
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