Terry N. DeHaven, Sr.

Winchester, Virginia bids farewell to 68-year-old Terry N. DeHaven, Sr., who passed on April 1, 2026, surrounded by his family. Known lovingly as “Granddaddy” and “Pops,” he leaves behind a legacy of faith, warmth, and devotion.

Terry N. DeHaven, Sr.

FIRST RESPONDERS: Tommy Curtis, Deputy Chief of Vicksburg Police Department, brings a smile and commitment to his work

Tommy Curtis’s role as Deputy Chief of the Vicksburg Police Department began with a four-year scholarship commitment and grew into a 21-year career. Through faith-based leadership, mentoring local youth, and a focus on community policing, Curtis continues to shape a safer, more connected Vicksburg.

FIRST RESPONDERS: Tommy Curtis, Deputy Chief of Vicksburg Police Department, brings a smile and commitment to his work

An Easter message from Brentford club chaplain, Reverend Sarah Guinness

Reverend Sarah Guinness, chaplain at Brentford Football Club, has shared a special Easter message with supporters everywhere. By touching on the spirit of the season and referencing players like Josh Dasilva, she offers a moment of reflection that resonates throughout the world of football.

Parallels can be drawn between Aslan of Narnia and Jesus of the Bible

A reflection recently published explores thematic parallels between Aslan, the lion from C.S. Lewis’s “Chronicles of Narnia,” and Jesus of the Bible. Though the full article remains behind a paywall, its broad focus on religion and literary symbolism offers readers an intriguing faith-based perspective.

Parallels can be drawn between Aslan of Narnia and Jesus of the Bible

Network Medical Presents Women’s Center: Soul Surfer Bethany Hamilton

Pro surfer and shark attack survivor Bethany Hamilton recently brought her message of faith and resilience to a local women’s healthcare initiative. She highlighted the power of perseverance, underscoring her transformative journey from adversity to global inspiration.

Network Medical Presents Women’s Center: Soul Surfer Bethany Hamilton

Dawn Reed: Being kind in jail

When an unassuming Bible study session in jail revealed an inmate’s inner turmoil, a reminder of compassion quickly followed. Dawn Reed’s approach, drawing on faith and kindness, shows how powerful simple gestures of empathy can be.

Dawn Reed: Being kind in jail

Community of Faith: Come together

Many families, workplaces, and communities face seemingly irreconcilable viewpoints today. This story looks at the role of faith, understanding, and communal effort to help ease these tensions.

Community of Faith: Come together

Memories of a life that brought joy, resilience and unity | Matt Weiner

Carter “Tater” Johnson’s memory endures through the simple yet meaningful act of writing Psalm 23-27 on his wrist tape before each game. His life and legacy shine as symbols of resilience, unity, and shared joy, offering a lasting example for teammates, friends, and beyond.

Memories of a life that brought joy, resilience and unity | Matt Weiner

Regardless of your faith, refuse to live a beige existence

This article highlights the importance of living with purpose and vibrancy, rather than settling for a mundane or beige existence. While faith is part of the discussion, the core message applies to anyone seeking more meaning in everyday life.

Regardless of your faith, refuse to live a beige existence

Kenneth Mills: Standing in awe of the great power of God

Kenneth Mills explores the surprising connection between the classic satire “The Peter Principle” and a deeper sense of spiritual wonder. Though the book was comedic in origin, it serves here as a starting point for reflecting on the enduring power of faith.

Kenneth Mills: Standing in awe of the great power of God