2017: Issue 02: March – April

Clata Winningham Finn is 86 years old, and she says her only complaint is that rheumatoid arthritis causes her to move slowly. But she is charming and stalwart and deft with her cane. “In my mind, I think I can do anything I used to do.”…
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While conventional medicine is often a life-saver, certain alternative medicines may be able to help prevent major health issues requiring medication or surgery, and thus improve your overall quality of life. However, with so many options…
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The uncertainty of what lies ahead after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis can be troubling. The disease currently affects around 5 million people in the United States, and that number is expected to grow to around 13 million by 2050, at which…
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With Obamacare on its deathbed, even those who want it gone aren’t keen on killing it so fast. One of the law’s most outspoken critics, Lamar Alexander, has said “Obamacare should be repealed finally only when there are concrete,…
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Since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) went into effect, membership in an alternative type of health care coverage, known as Health Care Sharing Ministries (HCSMs), has more than doubled. HCSMs allow those of similar religious beliefs to join…
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In the New Testament, John 5:1-9 relates a story of a man who had been an invalid of 38 years and had hoped to get his turn at the Bethesda healing pool. The people believed that an Angel of the Lord periodically caused the water to stir…
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This is the story of how a committed group of people can help a community turn terrible tragedy into hope in a very short period of time.
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From the shores of Paris Island to the sidelines of a Tennessee football game, Hobe has travelled around the world and photographed much of it, but his favorite place to take pictures is still the UT gridiron.
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Sometimes what we want, what we need, and what’s best are in conflict. A noted author, Angelique tackles this and other topics that help to strengthen willpower and self-love. You can find her online on facebook and in seminars around the…
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Trent Eades A man for all seasons with interests ranging from humanist philosophy to science fiction, Trent took up a DSLR camera in 2013 and has been shooting like crazy ever since. He has been a student of ancient Greek, medieval…
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