Jan 10, 2022
Nontraditional church lives out Truth in East Milton
Every Sunday morning at 10 a.m., Living Truth Church meets at the East Milton ballpark, where they hold their service in the community gymnasium.
“We’re really nontraditional, no suit no tie,” Paster Jared Owens said. “I’ve been known to wear sneakers a time or two.”
They launched their church in March 2020, right at the beginning of COVID-19. Living Truth Church East Milton held online services for about two months and were able to finally meet in person in June.
Feb 21, 2020
Willing to be uncomfortable
“How uncomfortable are you willing to become to welcome someone else into your community?” That question was put to me years ago by a wise and wizened preacher, forcing me to think about the boundari…
Jan 31, 2020
KEEPING THE FAITH: Truth is truth
As I was coming up in the hard-baked fundamentalism of Appalachia, my religious instructors began to feverishly warn me of the dangers I would face in the world. It consisted of the obligatory advise…
Jan 24, 2020
COMING FROM GOD: Local author releases second book of poetry
Glenda B. Frazier has been writing her entire life. As a young girl, one of nine children, she would write in…
Jan 10, 2020
First Church Milton offers ’Reset’ series of sermons
MILTON — What does a reset look like for you? Do you feel like you lack significance or fulfillment? Is there a part of you that asks, "Is this all there is in life?"
Just as you sometimes have to…
Jan 3, 2020
Baptist Health Care Foundation receives $100,000 grant
The Baptist Health Care Foundation received a $100,000 grant from the Cigna Foundation through its World of…
Dec 27, 2019
Organizations band together to provide Christmas dinners in Navarre
NAVARRE — This season a few thoughtful and caring people connected to make Christmas dinner happen for many in the Navarre community.
The little church on the corner of Panhandle Trail and Highway…
Dec 13, 2019
Author addresses students about kindness, giving
PACE — Best-selling author Jason Wright addressed 1,200 students at Sims Middle School about the importance of kindness and giving in their lives simply by collecting change in a jar and giving the j…
Nov 22, 2019
Creek Indian Pow Wow starts Saturday
MILTON — The Santa Rosa County Creek Indian Tribe invites everyone to attend the 29th annual Pow Wow Saturday and Sunday this weekend.
This year’s Pow Wow is dedicated to Chief Thomas “Blue Eyes” …
Oct 22, 2019
A good time for a good cause
CHUMUKLA — The Living Truth Church was converted into a performance hall last Friday night as members turned it into The Farmer’s Opry.
The reunion show was a fundraiser for the Living Truth Churc…