Of Birdies and Bogies
Bradley Patton teaches golfers of all ages to elevate their respective games. As the director of instruction at Ashton Hills Golf Club, his coaching style blends curiosity and connection with
A ‘Strong’ Foundation
Kendarrius Spear’s life may have ended in a 2024 shooting, but his mother made certain the former Alcovy High School basketball star’s legacy would carry forward through a nonprofit organization
Lifting Spirits
Inspired by her grandmother’s legacy, Jamaica native Paulette Robinson Morrison honors a lifelong call to serve by bringing meals, compassion and ministry to Covington’s disadvantaged. by Michelle Floyd Some grandparents
A Great Harvest, Few Workers
As students search for truth in a hostile world filled with temptation, a wave of baptisms revealed the power of planting seeds in fertile, eternal soil. by Cullen Johnson “He
No Place Too Dark
Addiction, violence and loss once defined Myles Lance. Prison became the place where he found faith, purpose and transformation, along with the desire to reach out to others battling the
Generational Impact
by Kari Apted When I arrived to interview Dr. Judy Greer, she stepped out on her porch and held the front door open for me. Her brilliant blue eyes and
‘A Blessed Life’
Dr. Judy Greer became the first full-tenured female professor at Oxford College and retired after 33 years with the school. At the age of 90, she remains a source of
Meet the Publishers Winter 2026
We are grateful to be a part of this community, and we are grateful for everyone whose support makes this magazine possible. We had the honor of sharing Gary Price’s
‘As If at the Sistine’
Wanda Reagan started painting roughly a decade ago, after she attended a life-changing “Southern Lights” exhibition at The Bascom Art Center in Highlands, North Carolina. “It was a show that