I prescribe to the notion of when you don’t know what to say, keep quiet. So, for the past two weeks, like the scriptures, I’ve
Managing people is one of the hardest things that you do as a leader. Every day leaders complain about their teams and try to create
I was reading a recent interview on school board elections in the Tennessean newspaper and saw this question: “Will you commit to being civil in
“First, they came for the communists, and I did not speak out because I was not a communist; Then they came for the trade unionists,
All the way from Downtown ‘no place’ in Tennessee to becoming Professor of Christian Education, Spiritual Formation, and Youth Ministry at Memphis Theological Seminary (MTS),
I’ve decided Friday, July 15, should join the list of holidays we celebrate this month. Friday is National Make Lunch Count Day, and it was
“It’s so nice to see all the folks you love together… Sittin’ and talkin,’…Nobody knows the next time we see each other…” Family Reunion, written
Pamela Marshall is an extraordinary woman, who at 19 started anchoring the news on WBBJ Channel 7 in Jackson Tennessee. She went on to excel
June, a beautiful month with a new holiday, an official start to summer, weddings, great music in recognition of African American Music Month—it was supposed
There ought to be a law against Internet headlines that deliberately distract and purposely encourage me to waste valuable time. Yes, I’m free to click
I prescribe to the notion of when you don’t know what to say, keep quiet. So, for the past two weeks, like the scriptures, I’ve
Managing people is one of the hardest things that you do as a leader. Every day leaders complain about their teams and try to create
I was reading a recent interview on school board elections in the Tennessean newspaper and saw this question: “Will you commit to being civil in
“First, they came for the communists, and I did not speak out because I was not a communist; Then they came for the trade unionists,
All the way from Downtown ‘no place’ in Tennessee to becoming Professor of Christian Education, Spiritual Formation, and Youth Ministry at Memphis Theological Seminary (MTS),
I’ve decided Friday, July 15, should join the list of holidays we celebrate this month. Friday is National Make Lunch Count Day, and it was
“It’s so nice to see all the folks you love together… Sittin’ and talkin,’…Nobody knows the next time we see each other…” Family Reunion, written
Pamela Marshall is an extraordinary woman, who at 19 started anchoring the news on WBBJ Channel 7 in Jackson Tennessee. She went on to excel
June, a beautiful month with a new holiday, an official start to summer, weddings, great music in recognition of African American Music Month—it was supposed
There ought to be a law against Internet headlines that deliberately distract and purposely encourage me to waste valuable time. Yes, I’m free to click
