On Life at Home
This issue centers around common issues that parents face at home and in their marriage. We also deal with some topics that no one thinks about, but are of incredible importance! Interviews include Neverclaim, Matt Price, Hugh Halter, and Finding Favor.
This issue centers around common issues that parents face at home and in their marriage. We also deal with some topics that no one thinks about, but are of incredible importance!
Interviews include Neverclaim, Matt Price, Hugh Halter, and Finding Favor.
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Celebr<strong>at</strong>ing<br />
With<br />
All Your<br />
Friends<br />
Is Alcohol Always Necessary<br />
in a Celebr<strong>at</strong>ion?<br />
By Brenda Stapleton<br />
With the Fourth (4th) of July just<br />
around the corner, everyone<br />
seems to be looking <strong>at</strong> the best<br />
way to celebr<strong>at</strong>e our N<strong>at</strong>ion’s<br />
Independence Day. For some it<br />
is the traditional Beer and BBQ,<br />
others are readying for an evening<br />
of getting together. After a<br />
day with family and friends with<br />
food and fellowship, in the l<strong>at</strong>er<br />
hours, around dark-thirty is the<br />
afternoon event around a levy<br />
somewhere, while local townships<br />
produce the grandest display<br />
of fireworks across a river<br />
for all to see. So wh<strong>at</strong> do you<br />
do? Are either of these two your<br />
idea of a good time?<br />
I had one friend call and say, the<br />
men are going to hang out and<br />
take naps and the women are<br />
going to the movies. I thought,<br />
“Well, now th<strong>at</strong> might be a good
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