Romantic fairytales tend to rely on the “happily ever after” clause, but most of us know real life doesn’t work that way.
Gary Chapman, Ph.D., learned that truth early in his …
SOUP hopes new ingredients add to appeal
Knoxville SOUP is trying some new things when it returns Tuesday, Sept. 26.
The popular crowd-sourcing, micro-grant-bestowing dinner is taking place at Church Street United Methodist Church, 900 Henley St. (corner …
Eggstravaganza: 5,000 eggs, open to all kids
If your child is in the mood to hunt 5,000 eggs, Eggstravaganza is just for you!
Of course, you may have a little competition at the free event presented by First …
New use for old building at Vestal UMC
Many people believe answers lie at church. Tim Jackson is one of them.
But the pastor, who serves both Vestal United Methodist Church and Magnolia Avenue United Methodist Church, is looking …
24 hours of giving makes ‘Big’ difference in ET
We’ve all grown accustomed to (or even enthusiastic about) the shopping “holidays” that follow Thanksgiving – Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday. But once Tuesday comes and we’re ready …
Kelly Rose channels varied skills into Central Bearden role
Kelly Martin Rose knew after her first stint of doing summer missions work through the Baptist Student Union at the University of Tennessee that she was being called to ministry. …
‘Last Nazi hunter’ stirs audience at Pellissippi
The Holocaust ended more than 75 years ago, but the search for German Nazis and European collaborators who perpetrated the mass murders of at least 6 million Jews – and …
First Presbyterian celebrates anniversary with bagpipe flair
2022 marks the 230th anniversary of First Presbyterian Church, the oldest worship community in Knoxville and Knox County. That’s impressive, yet 230 years isn’t a milestone commonly seen as a …