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Reverend A. B. Hosea
Reverend Arthur B. Hosea was a remarkable man in my youthful eyes. I was around 10 years old when he became our interim pastor at Harmony Baptist Church. He had served as pastor of First Baptist Church of Unadilla for … Continue reading
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Lunchroom Lovers
This is a fictional story about true love. Or maybe it’s a true story about a fictional love. If it happened, it was before I met my future wife. She says either way is okay, so just take your pick. … Continue reading
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The Floating Ax Head
In the sixth chapter of II Kings there’s an Old Testament story about a floating ax head. Some prophets were cutting down trees near the Jordan River. They were building some better accommodations for themselves, and for Elisha, who was … Continue reading
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The Old Man and the C
A Parable of Purpose Cephas Jackson was deep in South Georgia, driving down … Continue reading
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We Are What We Eat
There’s an old saying that, “We are what we eat.” It sounds logical if it’s said with conviction. It seems a bit humorous if spoken with a smile. I decided to test that adage by examining some of my favorite … Continue reading
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Kissing a Pig
In the fall of 2009, the Dooly County Livestock Association invited me to kiss a pig. It was for a club fundraiser that was going to be held during the Big Pig Jig, the annual State of Georgia Barbeque Championship … Continue reading
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A Moment of Silence
“A story doesn’t have to be factual to be true.” Andy Irwin, American storyteller. Arlo and I were fishing for bream on the banks of Wishful Creek not long ago. We had a pretty good string of fish, but Arlo, … Continue reading
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A Greatly Blessed Life
Mr. Charles Speight was born in Unadilla, Georgia, on April 2, 1922. He seems much younger than the 96th birthday he is about to celebrate. I asked him the secret to longevity. He told me, “Not dying.” His answer came … Continue reading
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Remembering Names
I used to be pretty good at calling people by name. I’m finding, however, that with each birthday I celebrate it becomes more of a challenge. It is, therefore, a rare pleasure when I quickly put a name with a … Continue reading
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Clouds
When I was a small child I enjoyed looking at clouds, searching their numberless shapes for something familiar. I saw a lot of dogs, but maybe that’s what I was looking for. I would view the sky from various angles, … Continue reading
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