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Living Sacrifice

What Olympic sports do you enjoy watching the most? It is difficult for me to pick one Olympic event over another. My favorite sport to play and to watch is basketball. I spent two summers during junior high playing baseball. I competed in football, basketball, track and cross country in […]

Community Progress

How would you improve your community? If I had the ability to improve my community, I would like to see a change of heart. Most people I know believe their lives would be better if there were more things to do, more money in their pocket, or if everyone thought […]

Meaningless Or Abundant?

I agree with the late Francis Schaeffer, philosopher, theologian, and Presbyterian pastor who said something similar to “Whenever you see the word ‘therefore,’ you must look back and see what it’s there for.” In the case of Romans 12: 1,2, in means that a prerequisite of an in-depth dive into […]

Like A Leaf

Like a leafFreed from its branchDuring a thunderstorm Flying high for moments byGusts of windLanding independent On the back Windshield ofA car traveling Miles of unknown atHigh and lowSpeedsUntil freed toTumble alongFields of grass andGrains andFloating on watersLike ponds, rivers, and puddles YellowA refuge for a beetle A meal for […]

The Role of a Lifetime

Jack Frontenac separates himself from his classmates touring the newest wing of Perry High from where they all graduated twenty years ago. Jack decided to accept the invite of a picnic, this tour, and the reunion dinner in hopes to reacquaint himself with friends and acquaintances. During the picnic and […]

Awe Is Only The Beginning

A Parable Jack Frontenac sits poised at the piano tucked away beside the stage of the Perry High School auditorium.  He recalls the first day he saw Jill Norris. He unpacks his French Horn in the band room on the first day, second period at Wes Terence Junior High. As […]