Cover Story: Go Tell crusade aims for 1,000 salvations

By Katie Eubanks Ginn (From left) Joel and Meredith Travelstead, Brandon Mayor Butch Lee, Joy Bradford, Ryan Wade, Go Tell leader Rick Gage, Percy Thornton, Carolyn Boteler, Art Jones Rick Gage...
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COVER STORY – Osprey helps kids have social lives without social media

By Katie Eubanks Ginn   Let one fact be clear: Catherine and Taylor Sledge are not anti-social media. They’ve been using it since the early 2000s, when Taylor’s screen name on AOL Instant...
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COVER STORY – Faith in education: 7 headmasters speak to MCL

By Katie Eubanks Ginn     Seven heads of metro Jackson independent schools recently spoke with MCL Editor Katie Eubanks Ginn about their institutions and how Christian education has...
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Making marriage work — 2 couples talk faith, parenting, and navigating differences

    MCL Editor Katie Eubanks Ginn recently sat down with two couples — Robert and Susan Green, and Bridgett and Johnny Clayton — to hear their stories and what God has taught them about...
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Leadership, love, and letting go 4 men we love share their God stories

By KATIE EUBANKS     MCL Editor Katie Eubanks Ginn recently sat down with four men from across the Jackson metro area who serve in a variety of contexts, from pulpits to baseball fields,...
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Moms in Prayer — Global organization, local impact

By KATIE EUBANKS          On September 4, 2015, Jill Chaney’s husband passed away. A few weeks later, she attended her first Moms in Prayer meeting at First Presbyterian Day School (FPDS)...
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Dr. Ivan and Mary Ann Parke — 2 teachers who’ve learned from God

By KATIE EUBANKS        Dr. Ivan Parke was born in Mumbai, India (then Bombay), in 1965. He and his parents moved to America for economic opportunity when he was 2 years old, and now Ivan is a...
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Christian Leaders of the Future 2023

       For 15 years now, MCL has partnered with Belhaven University to honor outstanding Mississippi high-school seniors who show Christian character and academic excellence. Applications are...
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Dr. Alyssa Killebrew — ‘SEK’ and you will find

By KATIE EUBANKS          From September 2020 to December 2021, Ridgeland psychologist Dr. Alyssa Killebrew lost her best friend, her unborn daughter, and her husband. While still...
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Mike and Amanda Clement — Their road to marriage, Oxford, and Omaha

By KATIE EUBANKS          God doesn’t necessarily care who wins baseball games. That’s a startling statement coming from Ole Miss Baseball Hitting Coach Mike Clement — who helped propel...
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Lagniappe: Rare stroke, miraculous recover

Submitted by St. Dominic’s (From left) Jeremy and Lauren Pogue, Amber Herron (St. Dominic’s Comprehensive Stroke Center Program Manager), and Dr. Ruth Fredericks (St. Dominic’s Comprehensive Stroke Center Co-Medical Director, wh Last year, a young mom from Meridian...
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Feature Story – Two Museums offer free admission for church groups

Submitted by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History October is Racial Reconciliation Month in Mississippi. Christians are encouraged to find ways to improve race relations. One of the best ways to promote racial reconciliation in the present is to better...
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Modern Motherhood: Are we building our own kingdoms, or His?

By Sarah Rein I teach history two days a week with a group of fifth-graders, and preparing for that course is a joy. As my students and I read, week after week, we encounter stories of people who used their time on earth to chase wealth, power, and fame.  The endings...
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MODERN MOTHERHOOD – A family finds resiliency through recovery

By Dr. LaTesha W. Thomas As a child, I had “secrets” with friends and siblings. Sneaking off to the store, hanging out, and sharing stories of first loves and first kisses. Those were the secrets that made friendships and relationships fun; however, some secrets are...
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LAGNIAPPE – How we can control our own well-being

By Sergio Gutierrez   Richard Davidson is a professor of psychology and psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and founder and chair of the university’s Center for Healthy Minds. He and other scientists have done a lot of research and made the...
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FEATURE STORY – Robert St. John celebrates 40 years of sobriety

By Katie Eubanks Ginn Restaurateur Robert St. John owns six eateries in Hattiesburg and metro Jackson; writes columns and cookbooks; travels to Europe for work and play; produces documentaries on notable Mississippians like Walter Anderson and Eudora Welty; and...
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MODERN MOTHERHOOD — Don’t forget these spiritual school supplies

By Courtney Ingle   The back-to-school season is in full swing, and you have plenty to do already. You have to find snacks that are compatible with allergy restrictions. There’s reading homework, spelling homework, math homework, sports practice, deadlines,...
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Lagniappe: Rare stroke, miraculous recover

by | Sep 28, 2023

Submitted by St. Dominic’s (From left) Jeremy and Lauren Pogue, Amber Herron (St. Dominic’s Comprehensive Stroke Center Program Manager), and Dr. Ruth Fredericks (St. Dominic’s Comprehensive Stroke Center Co-Medical Director, wh Last year, a young mom from Meridian experienced an uncommon type of...

LAGNIAPPE – How we can control our own well-being

by | Aug 31, 2023

By Sergio Gutierrez   Richard Davidson is a professor of psychology and psychiatry at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and founder and chair of the university’s Center for Healthy Minds. He and other scientists have done a lot of research and made the assertion that well-being is a skill....