QUIPS & QUOTES January 2023

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WHAT’S GOING ON — ‘Covered’ concert to benefit Little Light House in February

By VICKI HUSBAND The first Fondren Covered event floored Jackson music lovers at Duling Hall in February 2012, and the show has since grown into highly anticipated concerts happening multiple times...
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TOUGH QUESTIONS — How do I parent my 21-year-old child?

By DR. FRED HALL, LPC                 QUESTION: Any tips on how to parent my 21-year-old college student who’s living at home? ANSWER:      This is an...
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MISSION MISSISSIPPI MOMENTS — 30 years and beyond

By NEDDIE WINTERS     'Breaking down barriers and building bridges through living reconciled'        This year marks the 30th anniversary of Mission Mississippi and its ongoing work...
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HEALTH & WELLNESS — Are our habits writing checks that our bodies can’t cash?

By CHRIS FIELDS        What if salvation wasn’t free? What if there was a copay every time we got on our knees to pray for forgiveness? What if the consequences of even unintentional...
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LAGNIAPPE — Restoring the family, 1 healing at a time

By TAMMY TILLMAN          When I first came to work for Pro-Life Mississippi, I did not tell them I had an abortion in my past. I was one of the millions of women sitting at church and...
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LAGNIAPPE — CPC expands Abortion Recovery Program

By JENNY STIGLER          When most of us hear the word abortion, we think of the loss of a child’s life. We advocate for the child but may not realize the woman is hurt in the process as...
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Amanda Scott — Abortion, healing and hope

By KATIE EUBANKS     Editor’s note: This article contains a partial description of a late-term abortion.      In 2012, Amanda Scott was at a follow-up appointment with her...
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THIS IS MY STORY — God is big enough

By DIANNE BROWN          Back in April 2022, my health took a turn for the worse. I lost weight to where I was literally skin and bones. I didn’t tell my family or friends because I didn’t...
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FAITH, FASHION & FITNESS — How will you ‘fashion’ your life in 2023?

By SHAY GREENWOOD        How can I have a vision for my life for the coming year if the simplest daily decision to pick out an outfit stresses me out? Have you ever experienced coming into a...
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QUIPS & QUOTES January 2023

by | January 1, 2023 | Columns, Inspiration, Quips & Quotes | 0 Comments

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WHAT’S GOING ON — ‘Covered’ concert to benefit Little Light House in February

by | January 1, 2023 | Columns, News & Events, What's Going On | 0 Comments

By VICKI HUSBAND The first Fondren Covered event floored Jackson music lovers at Duling Hall in February 2012, and the show has since grown into highly anticipated concerts happening multiple times each year, now known simply as “Covered.” From Beatles to disco and...
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TOUGH QUESTIONS — How do I parent my 21-year-old child?

by | January 1, 2023 | Columns, Practical Living, Tough Questions with Barb | 0 Comments

By DR. FRED HALL, LPC                 QUESTION: Any tips on how to parent my 21-year-old college student who’s living at home? ANSWER:      This is an excellent and poignant question regarding parenting an adult … although we...
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MISSION MISSISSIPPI MOMENTS — 30 years and beyond

by | January 1, 2023 | Columns, Inspiration, Mission Mississippi Moments | 0 Comments

By NEDDIE WINTERS     'Breaking down barriers and building bridges through living reconciled'        This year marks the 30th anniversary of Mission Mississippi and its ongoing work of breaking down barriers and building bridges through living...
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HEALTH & WELLNESS — Are our habits writing checks that our bodies can’t cash?

by | January 1, 2023 | Columns, Health & Wellness, Health & Wellness | 0 Comments

By CHRIS FIELDS        What if salvation wasn’t free? What if there was a copay every time we got on our knees to pray for forgiveness? What if the consequences of even unintentional disobedience placed your salvation in severe jeopardy, and the more you...
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LAGNIAPPE — Restoring the family, 1 healing at a time

by | January 1, 2023 | Columns, Lagniappe, Lifestyle | 0 Comments

By TAMMY TILLMAN          When I first came to work for Pro-Life Mississippi, I did not tell them I had an abortion in my past. I was one of the millions of women sitting at church and suffering in silence. I was ashamed of what I had done and did not think...
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LAGNIAPPE — CPC expands Abortion Recovery Program

by | December 31, 2022 | Columns, Lagniappe, Lifestyle | 0 Comments

By JENNY STIGLER          When most of us hear the word abortion, we think of the loss of a child’s life. We advocate for the child but may not realize the woman is hurt in the process as well. Often, the woman who chose the abortion is isolated by shame and...
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Amanda Scott — Abortion, healing and hope

by | December 31, 2022 | Columns, Inspiration, Special Feature | 0 Comments

By KATIE EUBANKS     Editor’s note: This article contains a partial description of a late-term abortion.      In 2012, Amanda Scott was at a follow-up appointment with her chiropractor/nutritionist, Dr. Debra Barnes, 18 years after having an abortion as a...
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THIS IS MY STORY — God is big enough

by | December 31, 2022 | Columns, Inspiration, This Is My Story | 0 Comments

By DIANNE BROWN          Back in April 2022, my health took a turn for the worse. I lost weight to where I was literally skin and bones. I didn’t tell my family or friends because I didn’t want them to see me like that. My husband and my son had to pick me...
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FAITH, FASHION & FITNESS — How will you ‘fashion’ your life in 2023?

by | December 31, 2022 | Columns, Faith Fashion & Fitness, Lifestyle | 0 Comments

By SHAY GREENWOOD        How can I have a vision for my life for the coming year if the simplest daily decision to pick out an outfit stresses me out? Have you ever experienced coming into a new year and feel slightly overwhelmed by your life and its challenges?...
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Amanda Scott — Abortion, healing and hope

by | Dec 31, 2022

By KATIE EUBANKS     Editor’s note: This article contains a partial description of a late-term abortion.      In 2012, Amanda Scott was at a follow-up appointment with her chiropractor/nutritionist, Dr. Debra Barnes, 18 years after having an abortion as a teen.      “Some of the...

Aaron and Lizzy Sibley — Loss, lament, and moving forward

by | Dec 1, 2022

       No matter what you’ve experienced, nothing can prepare you for the loss of a child. “I had never had a lot of bad things happen in my life at all (before we lost our son),” says Lizzy Sibley, a senior auditor at Rabobank who’s married to Aaron, student minister at First Baptist Brandon...

The Baptist Children’s Village celebrates 125 years

by | Nov 1, 2022

By CHRYSTELLE THAMES                   “We now bid you an affectionate goodbye — but this is God’s work. He inspired, built and directed. We were simply His instruments.” – Rev. L. S. Foster upon his 1903 retirement as first superintendent of the then...

Willie McClain — From Aryan Brotherhood to brother in Christ

by | Oct 2, 2022

By KATIE EUBANKS          Willie McClain doesn’t do fake.      He didn’t do fake in his previous life as part of the Aryan Brotherhood in prison. And he doesn’t do fake now at Partners in the Gospel, the fancy name for he and his wife, Alex, pouring into four young men in their downtown...