Opinion
Live Like You Are a King
By: Joseph Rich Be not sad but like the sun in mid-July. Now is a time for fullness and gladness in your hearts. Not every person is called to produce outstanding greatness and abundance. Only […]
Year: 2018
Opinion
The Myth of Inerrant Scripture
By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers There are many ways of thinking about that incredible body of work known as the Bible. Unfortunately, as comforting as it may seem, to think of the Bible as inerrant—that […]
Health & Fitness
Tapping as Therapy Technique
By: Wayne Head I learned what is colloquially called tapping probably 15 years ago. I was at a two-day conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico with about eight of my colleagues. We all worked for the […]
Opinion
Pursuing A Heritage, Leaving Me Beady-eyed and Strung Out
By: Wayne Head My paternal grandfather was a Catawba and Pamunkey Native. His parents had been members of the Catawba Indian Nation, South Carolina prior to moving to Sanford, Colorado in 1887. He had three […]
Opinion
Red Light, Green Light
By: Joseph Rich As the sun set behind me, I had to stop for a red light in one of the cities largest congested intersections. I recall more than once the third or fourth car […]
Opinion
Love Over Fear
By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers “Be afraid! Be very afraid!” This is a message that is gaining more and more prominence in our world. It is a message that we hear regarding the changes in […]
Opinion
Thoughts on Valentines
By: Felix Hernandez While Valentine’s Day is typically associated with love, many people have differing opinions about what this special day represents/means. Christina Garcia (Portales community member) “This is a special holiday to myself. It’s […]
The Chase
The Origin of Valentine’s Day
By: Christian Gruis With 1 billion Valentine’s Day Cards sent each year, the holiday is recognized as the second largest card-sending holiday of the year, second only to Christmas. Valentine’s Day gained popularity as it traveled […]
Opinion
Warehouse Memories
By: Wayne Head Two stories have been bouncing around in my head recently, and I thought that I would share them with you. These stories highlight two very disparate and memorable men that I met […]
Categories
The Road to Golphu
By: Joseph Rich Having brushed my teeth in the cold morning rooftop air, having looked out scanning the neighboring rooftops for activity, having scalded the soft palate of my mouth on morning tea, I felt […]