A View from a Pew | Beside Him, Not Beneath Him: Why God Chose the Rib
Sometimes when we talk about relationships, especially marriage, people reduce the conversation to one word — submission. And too often, they
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A New Year's Eve View From a Pew: Lessons Learned the Hard Way
I learned it the hard way—with busted knuckles, a broken heart, and a prayer I didn’t even know
A VIEW FROM A PEW : “First of All…”
Every now and then, God gives you a message that feels like it comes wrapped in a sticky note from
Greater Columbus Sports & Events Council Appoints Craig S. Howard as Executive Director
The Greater Columbus Sports & Events Council (GCSEC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Craig S. Howard as its
An Encore View from a Pew: When It’s Time to Go
I was standing in my kitchen the other day, and the Holy Spirit spoke through a bunch of bananas. Yes—
40th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Award Breakfast
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity's Delta Iota Lambda Chapter in Columbus, GA, hosts its 40th Annual Dr. Martin Luther
A Sunday View From a Pew: Lock the Doors — This Word Is for Now
Come on in. Before you get comfortable, let me warn you: we’re about to have us a real conversation.
A Sunday Conversation with Chattahoochee Circuit Public Defender Moffett Flournoy
Q: For readers who may not fully understand the role, what is the core mission of the Public Defender’s
Commentary: Choosing the Right Mayor: Stewardship Over Self
Next year residents of Columbus, Georgia will elect its 71st mayor. To date seven individuals have declared their intent to
A Sunday View from a Pew: When Due Season Shows Up
Someone recently asked me “How many seasons are there in a year?” I already knew it was a setup, but
The Columbus Georgia Chapter of Jack & Jill, Inc. Hosts the 24th Biennial Beautillion Ball
By Staff Elegance and purpose converged Saturday, Dec. 20, 2025, as the Columbus Chapter of Jack and Jill of America,
Sunday Commentary: I Wondered How Long it Would Take the Mayor to Say, Enough Is Enough!
This is not a commentary about mayoral indecision. It is a commentary about a troubling lack of understanding—and respect—