Singles: Travel
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Staying on Track with Goals
God has a plan for every person alive, but that doesn’t mean it will come to be. Call it your destiny or your calling, God means for you to live a full and enriching life. However, you won’t get it from just going through life. You have to find your calling and make plans to get there. Those plans are called goals.
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Resolution Revolution
So, we’re just barely into the New Year, and I can only guess how many of us have already broken our New Year’s resolutions for 2010. If so, you’re not alone. A Franklin-Covey poll shows that nearly four in ten people break their resolutions before the end of January.
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The Male & Female Brain: Which is better?
Male and female brains, which is better? Men and women for years have tried to get a handle on this one. I thought I'd take my stab at it as well.
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Convoy of Hope teams up with Super Bowl winning coach Tony Dungy
Springfield, Mo.- Convoy of Hope has partnered with Tony Dungy and a host of collegiate and NFL coaches and players and Fathom Events to jumpstart the upcoming high school football season with a nationwide kickoff dubbed Tony Dungy's Red Zone 09.
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SCOTT HAMILTON ANNOUNCES RETURN TO ICE SKATING
March 17, 2009 - Nashville, TN - Scott Hamilton - the most recognized male figure skating star in the world - today announced his return to the rink, after having not performed on ice skates since being diagnosed with a benign pituitary brain tumor in 2004.
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Alaskan church on target with men's "game dinner"
Each year, the men of Wrangell, Alaska, look forward to the free men's game dinner at Harbor Light Assembly of God. The most recent dinner on February 8 had a record turnout with more than 120 men and their sons in attendance.
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Sheer Madness
To borrow from Dickens, "March is the best of times; March is the worst of times." It is a month of great transistion.
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Big Shoes To Fill
Joe Girardi knows the pressure of being the 32nd manager of the New York Yankees. But the 43-year-old former catcher wouldn’t trade places with anyone.
“Managing the Yankees was something I always wanted to do,” he said. “Because of the tradition, and basically, what the word Yankees stands for.”
Success and overachievement have been Girardi’s hallmarks throughout his life. Raised in Peoria, Illinois, the fourth of five children learned the value of hard work and discipline by helping out in his parents’ Italian restaurant. -
Thirty-five Years and Forty-five Million
This year marks the thirty-fifth anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision which effectively codified the right of women to procure an abortion. It is an anniversary that demands somber reflection on the past thirty-five years as well as a hopeful look to the future. It is unlikely there is a more contentious issue in modern American politics than abortion. Both sides of the issue are passionate and use the issue as a litmus test for both political candidates and judicial nominees. However, while the issue is polarizing, I believe there is common ground.