Kenneth Carlisle, who goes by the nickname, “Bubba,” has acquired the recipe for leading a spiritually healthy and emotionally fulfilled life and it involves being drug and alcohol free.
The youth of New Bethlehem Presbyterian Church in Nesbit received a lesson in being thankful for the blessings they enjoy in the modern world by listening to stories of hardship and hard work during years of the Great Depression and World War II.
Bountiful blessings will abound this Thanksgiving thanks to the efforts of more than 17 area churches who have joined together to make sure that cupboards aren’t bare and the holiday table will laden with delicious bounty.
Emergency crews from DeSoto County and across North Mississippi responded to the devastated coastal cities of the florida Panhandle hard hit by Hurricane Michael and their efforts have received recognition by federal disaster officials.
Diane McNeil is a Christian but as one of the founders of the Unknown Child Exhibit that honors the memory of more than 1.5 million Jewish children and gypsies who perished in the Holocaust, her heart beats for the Jewish people.
Stacy Dodd recalled when he was a boy that he often sought refuge in the woods where he played and enjoyed the great outdoors.
A husband and wife team who along with other members of their church have the goal of helping others, especially disadvantaged youth, is showing what true teamwork can do.
As the Rev. Andrew Miller makes his rounds around the historic DeSoto County Square, he is quick to shake a hand or ask about a family member.
Architect Doug Thornton said when he reads the Creation story in the Book of Genesis the entire passage reads like a blueprint for the creative process employed by draftsmen, artists and architects alike.
In an effort to reach out to the different racial segments of the area, a Southaven church wants to “start the conversation” of bringing unity and embracing diversity in a country that in many ways remains divided today.
Christians are encouraged to give of their time, talents and treasure to further God’s Kingdom. A classic example of that takes place next month in the water at the Olive Branch Family YMCA.
Jill Freeze, the wife of former Ole Miss football coach Hugh Freeze, is the featured speaker at the second annual gatHER women’s conference, set for Saturday, Aug. 25 at the Landers Center in Southaven.
The popular contemporary Christian music group Casting Crowns has a song titled “Praise You With the Dance” and includes the lines, “And I'll sing holy, 'cause You're worthy, I'll praise You with the dance.”
Rev. Amanda Gordon, pastor of Minor Memorial United Methodist Church in Walls, is all about breaking down walls and building bridges within the faith community.
What began as a life-saving ministry to rescue lost souls addicted to drugs and alcohol has blossomed into a full-fledged ministry and campus that houses individuals from across the Mid-South and offer them a path to start a new life.
Spirits are high for Luke Saunders, the newly-minted pastor of the soon-to-be-opened and long anticipated Colonial Hills Church-Hernando campus.
A loving grandmother out to celebrate her 80th birthday, among five struck down in a hail of bullets from a drive-by shooting, including a young couple contemplating marriage.
The first part of the Bible verse found in Romans 12:7 says, “If your gift is serving others, serve them well.” A Southaven church has taken the message of serving others especially to heart when considering those who serve us as a community.
Those individuals in the market for a new or existing home in Mississippi's fastest-growing county have a wide inventory from which to choose, according to Tracy Kirkley, broker and vice president with Crye-Leike Realtors in Olive Branch.
A group of cyclists came riding to a Southaven church this week bringing a message to all willing to hear about a global need for “the least of these.”
In John 21:15-17 Jesus tells Simon Peter to "feed His sheep," no less than three times in response to Peter's declaration that he loves the Lord.
"What is dog spelled backward?" asked Larry Worthy, with a wide grin on his face, still sporting red bruises from a pit bull attack in his neighborhood. "It's God."