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Documentary explores therapy options for those with PTSD

July 11, 2021

During a time when racial and political unrest and the repercussions of COVID-19 have prompted stress in so many, a new documentary shines a spotlight

Podcast host shares stories; pastors reflect on experiences

May 8, 2021

That Sounds Fun: The Joys of Being an Amateur, the Power of Falling in Love, and Why You Need a Hobby Annie F. Downs Revell,

Media Reviews for November 5

November 6, 2020

And the Bells Were Silent (Again) Charles Lober. Rocky Heights, 2020. Charles Lober is an experienced author taking his fifth turn at a novel with

‘The Social Dilemma’ has a dire warning for users of social media

October 16, 2020

You may not smash your smartphone after watching Netflix’s newest hit documentary, but if you do, I won’t blame you. Through interviews with former Silicon

‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood’ makes timely entrance on Hulu

June 21, 2020

A movie about Fred Rogers began streaming on Hulu in June, and it couldn’t come at a better time in U.S. history. Rogers was the

‘The Chosen’ miniseries on life of Christ leads family-friendly spotlight

June 6, 2020

Have you ever watched a television series that was good at the beginning, great by the second act and left you begging for more when

‘America’s Got Talent’ leads July family-friendly lineup

July 20, 2019

By Michael Foust Correspondent, The Alabama Baptist I’m always looking for something to watch with my children that doesn’t involve animation, superheroes, princesses or sports