by MS Christian Living | Jan 1, 2025 | Columns, Editor's Letter
By Katie Ginn Last Sunday (as I write), I made us late for Stephen’s company Christmas party because I underestimated how long I would need to make green bean casserole. Then at the party, we discovered that the green beans were still partially raw. I’d used fresh...
by MS Christian Living | Nov 30, 2024 | Columns, Editor's Letter
By Katie Ginn Well, it finally happened. Before we even “fell back” at the end of Daylight Savings Time, Stephen and I were driving home in the dark one evening, and I felt the existential dread seep in. In the shorter days of fall and winter, when the sunshine is...
by MS Christian Living | Nov 1, 2024 | Columns, Editor's Letter
By Katie Ginn When Stephen and I drove to Chattanooga for a long weekend last month, our plans included the Incline Railway on Lookout Mountain and ice cream at Clumpie’s, both of which I’d recommend (get the espresso chocolate chunk). But two of my favorite...
by MS Christian Living | Sep 27, 2024 | Columns, Editor's Letter
By Katie Ginn The other night, I introduced Stephen to “Miss Congeniality,” the Sandra Bullock movie from the year 2000. (I had watched “Sonic the Hedgehog,” so it was only fair.) Sandy plays a slovenly federal agent who poses as a “Miss United States” contestant in...
by MS Christian Living | Aug 30, 2024 | Columns, Editor's Letter
By Katie Ginn Can I talk to the teacher’s pets for a minute? It’s OK, I’m one of you. I’ll be gentle. In this month’s cover story, Heath Ferguson says he wants people to understand that their value doesn’t change on their best day or their worst day. I’d like to take...
by MS Christian Living | Aug 1, 2024 | Columns, Editor's Letter
By Katie Ginn Sunday, July 14, was a heavy day at Broadmoor Baptist Church. First, like the rest of America, we were trying to process the attempted assassination of a presidential candidate. At the beginning of the service, we prayed for our country. Then at the end...
