I had an interview the other week with poet Nikki Giovanni, who’s in town for an event during the city’s inaugural Westobou Festival. I enjoyed writing the story, but even more I think, I enjoyed coming in to read some … Continue reading
Lots of political coverage lately. Take a look at a few recent articles detailing voting trends of evangelicals and Catholics, as well as how local churches are getting involved.
 The most devout readers of Saturday’s Your Faith page will have noticed a new feature: Amen Corner. Here’s what the paper had to say about this nifty little column we’ll be running: EDITOR’S NOTE: Most people in Augusta hear the … Continue reading
Every now and then I get a phone call that absolutely baffles me. A day or two after this story was published I got one of those calls. From Sept. 16′s Augusta Chronicle: Convent to open doors to 14 nuns … Continue reading
After two weeks, the Lambeth Conference has come to an end. In this Saturday’s Augusta Chronicle, the city’s Episcopalian pastors offered their take on the discussion and dissension over the role of homosexuals in church leadership and the unity of … Continue reading