by Donna Berger | Aug 4, 2018 | Grief
by Donna Berger When Tia Coleman got on the Branson Duck Boat two weeks ago with her ten family members, she never dreamed she would be only one of two members of the Coleman family to survive the trip. It was a heart-breaking tragedy for everyone involved, but I... by Will Searcy | Dec 22, 2017 | Uncategorized
One common trait across all mankind is the propensity to dream. Our dreams aren’t all the same, and what some long for may be foolish to another, but from the time we are children, we have dreams for how our life will go. Even the most cynical people in the... by Will Searcy | Jul 13, 2017 | Uncategorized
There is logic behind the title to this article, and I promise to do my best to articulate it for you. This topic has been on my mind since last week, when my Bible Study referenced 2 Corinthians. Paul begins this chapter by speaking of his vision of heaven in the... by Donna Berger | Feb 16, 2017 | Featured, Grief
February 11th whispered softly by. There was no birthday cake or fun celebration. Only a few silent tears for a precious little boy who for three years was a twinkling light on the path of those around him. Michael would be thirty-one years old. I will never forget...
