Go to any Southern Gospel revival and you will likely in some form or another hear the Gospel praise song, “I Saw the Light.” Although, this song has been covered by a near innumerable number of artists it originally rang from the lips of country music Hall of Famer, Hank Williams Senior. But this song […]
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Spies. Many are infatuated with them. Some fear that they are amongst you at all times. American culture usually idolizes them as the heros that we never see or dread them as incognito menaces. Spies come in many forms. Some are more brazen and some simply live amongst the enemy, collecting intelligence while working for
“Memory is the scribe of the soul” ~ Aristotle Memory. What comes to mind when you hear the word? Possibly, an unforgettable vacation? For some, it is the moment they and their spouse said, “I do.” For others, this word could carry a sadder weight as you remember the death of a loved one. For
The tune, “God Save the King/Queen,” is a popular tune in sheet music and was used by many nations. In America, its history can be traced to Samuel F. Smith (1808-1895). In 1832, he put words to what is now known as “My Country, ‘Tis of Thee” which has become an unofficial American anthem. There
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