March Mildness?: Americans share views on sports
“Most Americans want players to play the game ‘the right way …'”
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Truett McConnell’s Christian Davis: leading through giving on the court
“…it’s being tough, being hard-nosed. Just do it the right way.”
GA Tech’s football chaplain urges Georgia Baptists to ‘win’ Georgia
“As I look out over this crowd I see many moving parts, but we all have one objective – to win the lost.”
Hawks kick off 12th season tonight against UTC
ROME — The Shorter Hawks football season starts tonight at the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga. Shorter looks to improve on last year’s 2-8 record. Meanwhile, the sixth-ranked Mocs (DI-FCS) begin their defense of 2015’s Southern Conference Championship. “Throughout preseason the focus has been to improve in every aspect,” head coach Aaron Kelton comments. “We’ve done that. We have good players, and it’s been […]
Shorter’s McCoy named preseason All-conference
Last year as a junior, McCoy led the Hawks and the conference with 1,489 yards on 207 carries.
Judge Mallory’s plan to increase church attendance
“Mallory heard Strotman’s appeal with interest and settled upon what he believed to be an equitable solution to the problem.”
Muhammad Ali and the Exclusivity of the Gospel
That appointment with death is one we all will keep, and there is no peace without Christ.
Taylor Nix and her perfect game
“She’s helped me grow so much as an athlete and as a person over the past year-and-a-half.”
Peyton Manning – a missed opportunity
Peyton Manning is probably a good guy. He is certainly a great football player and one of the stars of Super Bowl 50.
The Super Bowl: Does God care who wins?
Americans who are a bit more likely to say God determines the Super Bowl winner include evangelicals (15 percent), members of a non-Christian faith (18 percent) and those who attend a religious service at least once a week (13 percent).
Georgia Lt. Governor Cagle asserts discrimination against Christian schools, GHSA counters
“It is particularly hard for me to understand why education related organizations would even consider adopting discriminatory policies that hinder broad community access to public school facilities and programs.”
Statement by Lt. Governor Casey Cagle on discrimination against Christian schools
In most communities in Georgia, public school facilities and programs form a big part of the glue that holds our citizens together. Of course most kids in Georgia spend large portions of their days learning in public schools, but our schools fill numerous other purposes as well. School auditoriums regularly host community meetings, playgrounds provide […]