A World War II veteran’s memories of D-Day offer a moving reflection on service, lingering grief, faith, gratitude, and the continuing call to make peace.
Category: Faith Based Community Support Articles
Who Am I?
Helping older adults maintain their identity, serve others and remain involved can bring purpose and connection to life in a retirement community.
Considerations on Peace
A reflection on the meaning of peace, where we find it, and how we can cultivate it through understanding, faith, and everyday moments.
Essential Keys for Happiness
by Rev. Bryan Stokes, Associate Pastor, Scenic Hills Baptist Church, Travelers Rest, SC Have you ever felt as if you… Read more »
Two Things you Have to do to prepare
by: Rev. Dr. Ralph T. Bowling, Jr., retired member of the South Carolina Annual Conference, United Methodist Church I… Read more »
Who Has the Most Important Job Around Here??
Even the smallest parts of the body, like the stapes bone, play an essential role. In God’s family, every person and every job matters.
Spiritual Support for Our Veterans
Rev. Walt H. Windley reflects on the role of spiritual care in supporting veterans, honoring their sacrifices, and fostering healing through community and compassion.
Volunteering: Delivering Blessings
Mobile Meals volunteers deliver food, friendship, and hope to seniors, fostering community connection and compassion.
What Will I Spend The Rest Of My Life Investing In?
Investing in God’s kingdom brings lasting purpose and joy, while blessing those around us. Are you building your own kingdom—or His?
What’s Age Got To Do With It?
What’s Age Got To Do With It? By Dr. Dan Taylor, Minister of Senior Adults, First Baptist Church, Simpsonville SC… Read more »
