One of the most beautiful and well known passages in God’s Word is the 23rd Psalm written by King David as a young shepherd boy about His loving Shepherd - The Lord God. The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me to lie down in green…

In space, they are together, ageless. Their image travels on a probe launched four decades ago, now sailing beyond gravity and time. Should it encounter life beyond the stars, a snapshot of their lives will tell part of the human story. On Earth, it was Valentine’s Day, 2019. Jim looked…

In July 2007, a UT Hamilton Eye Institute patient brought the project of raising funds for an American Cancer Society Harrah’s Hope Lodge to the attention of Matthew Wilson, MD, FACS, UTHSC faculty and St. Jude Chair a of Pediatric Oncology. The project had already received major gifts from Harrah’s…

Award-winning Artist, Judy Lavoie thought 2018 was “her year” as an artist, but 2019 started out with being selected as the 2019 Spring Wildflower Pilgrimage Artist of the Year! The designation was made by the renowned Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, in conjunction with the 69th…

What a wet and wild winter! The signs of spring have arrived and are a welcome site. As I walk and ride throughout the “Friendly City,” I am thrilled to see the results of the fall leaves fertilizing the growth of the now visible daffodils, tulips, and forsythia. The warmth…

Andrew Curtis is the human definition of spontaneous and lived it out loud when he took off on an impromptu exploration of Europe. Planning a trip abroad takes months of planning, reservations, contacts and scheduling. Andrew purchased a ticket, his single and collective action done prior to boarding a plane bound for…