A Day In The Life

I attended the funeral of my uncle, Lonnie Crawford, last week. He was the second uncle to pass in a two week period. In attendance was my a...

The computer in my office has been upgraded. The technicians say that I now have a server that has four huge disk drives that operate at the...

During Worship yesterday we showed flashback slides of "The Way We Were" while the choir sang a variety of selections emphasizing ...

I watched our church puppet team practice last night. The group of high spirited youth made the inanimate puppets come to life. With their h...

"Does your church help people with no sewerage?" That was the question I was asked Monday from a desperate caller who explained th...

I attended the 60th birthday party of Sister Mildred James on Saturday March 11th. It was sponsored by her eight children and grandchildren....

Apparently the men of Tabernacle didn't like the fact that the pastor drove a 1985 Honda CRX around town, so they did something about it...

Last week I spent five days at camp with about 50 members of our church Boy Scout troop. I've been doing it for over 30 years. At 56, ...

Joslyn and I went to dinner last night, but not alone. Our congregation hosted a dinner for 70 evacuees of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita at ...

I had my glasses changed this week. I'm 60/20 on distances it seems. I'm becoming more dependent upon them as time passes. Since I...

I have three offices. One at the church complex. One at my business and another at home. All three have desks. I like my desks organized, bu...

The owner of the local laundry was pleasantly amused to learn why I spend so much money for the laundry of my shirts. The fact that I have m...

Our church has been working to get Hurricane Katrina evacuees out of shelters into homes or back home. My wife, Joslyn, has been an energy d...

For nearly a month we have wrestled with the impact of Hurricane Katrina and Rita. Most of the time, we have watched on television, night an...

Last night a Hurricane Katrina evacuee gave a testimony. We were meeting concerning our response to the diaster. The evacuee told how her so...

My favorite shoe repair shop closed.  I scanned the phone book to discover that there is only one remaining shoe repair shop in our city. On...

When I returned home from the National Baptist Convention yesterday, I returned with 10 new shirts. They are multi-colored with my last name...

Joslyn and I are attending the National Baptist Convention this week in Atlanta. It is a city of high rise buildings whose pinnacles seem to...

My wife Joslyn has always said that computers were going to be a curse on us. Now she's partially vindicated in the wake of Hurricane Ka...

I went to the makeshift shelter in our community for Hurricane Katrina evacuees. The number has grown here to 2,200 in one place. Yesterday,...