Pro football’s Trent Dilfer turns to God to deal with loss
September 15, 2005
Trent Dilfer, the Cleveland Browns’ new starting quarterback, sat in his son Trevin’s hospital room two years ago and cried. If you just looked
End-of-life plans help caregivers
August 25, 2005
Let’s face it. No one likes to discuss or plan death — but it is a part of life. The question of how to plan
Widows network as prayer warriors
May 26, 2005
The death of a spouse is always difficult, but for a minister’s wife who has served alongside her husband — often for decades — the
‘Live like you’re dying’
March 3, 2005
You are going to die, and die very quickly.” The words stung Sammy Gilbreath as he sat on the cardiologist’s table, wife and children
Several Baptist leaders die in December, January
January 27, 2005
Martha E. Cothen Martha E. (Bettye) Cothen died of Parkinson’s disease Jan. 10 in Miami. She was 83. A native of Chattanooga, Tenn., she was
Seasonal changes can cause ‘winter blues’
January 20, 2005
While many people want to avoid an overly busy lifestyle, staying active has many positive benefits for senior adults, particularly in helping them avoid what
Grieving teens need support, understanding
December 9, 2004
Shortly after returning home from school, Christina, 16, listened to her voice mail and was shocked to hear a message from a friend informing her
Funeral services allow for healthy mourning, realization of death
December 9, 2004
Advice columnist Ann Landers once advised a 17-year-old girl to attend her best friend’s funeral, saying, “A funeral provides proof that the deceased is gone.
