A conversation with a contemporary Martha and Mary One afternoon I was prompted to take my laptop and work at a local coffee shop. Actually
“My world was turned upside-down,” says Tony Brown—who found himself the only African-American in he classroom as an 8-year-old in 1956. However, the school superintendent took Tony to other classrooms to sing …
I am embarrassed to admit this. But I am addicted to radio preaching: James McDonald, Chuck Swindoll, Tony Evans, David Jeremiah …
My favorite memory came on the second day, when I saw a friendly pub sign: “Muddy boots welcome.” It also welcomed pets (no cows, sheep or pigs), but I was particularly pleased with its welcome for my sweaty self and my muddy boots …
