The Timberline Letter
Ed Chinn, Kara Lea Kennedy, Craig Dahlberg, John Sommers, “Accidental Poet”, Amy McArthy, Emily WingardA quiet and secure place, far above the noise and conflict. A zone where you can think clearer, see further, hear deeper.
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The Narrow Door
Ed Chinn
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In the early fifties, my parents and a few other young couples came together to form a new Pentecostal church in Pratt, Kansas. They bought an old one-room school building and moved it onto a corner lot in Pratt....
A Presidential Event in a Small Town
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Bob Greene, the author of Once Upon a Town: the Miracle of the North Platte Canteen and other nonfiction books, really knows something about human roots, especially if they grew in small town America...
Feel Like You’re the Only One
Craig Dahlberg
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The first-class passenger welcome booklet lay at my elbow, providing instructions for the video display and photos of available wines. Drenched in sweat, I had just boarded my Delta flig...
Lost and Found
Ed Chinn
Photo by Ethan Rougon on Unsplash
One afternoon in 1985, while mowing several acres with a tractor and bush hog, I suddenly realized my wallet had slipped out of my back pocket.
Panic.
My driver’s license, cash, and credit card...
Bob Woodson: Architect of American Renewal
Photo of Robert Woodson courtesy of The Woodson Center
When Bob Woodson passed from this earth a few days ago, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, National Review, and many other voices took notice. They saw him properly, as a tou...
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I'm a Middle Tennessee husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend. For over 25 years, I’ve written newspaper, magazine, and website articles, edited and published books, and produced 2 works of my own.
Kara is a voice actor, military wife, and mom of four. Donning overalls, (one word-airflow), she often tromps around her garden "doing voices." She voices audiobooks, talks to her cats, writes for fun and work, and she's helping build an airplane.
My father was an artist and automobile designer. My mother, a storyteller, could wring a yarn from a dried sponge. With that heritage, I enjoy visual storytelling, stitching narratives with photographs to describe my world.
I live Morgantown, WV & pastor Cheat Lake Community Church. My wife of 49 Years and my three sons and their families are wonderful and have made my life rich. I am often reminded that, “The best things in life aren't things.”
A husband, a father to two and grandfather of six, I enjoyed twenty-five years in the music business and nearly another twenty-five in chaplaincy ministry, I am now retired and write poetry, essays on various subjects and the occasional song lyric.
Amy McArthy lives in Columbia, TN, where she and her husband have raised their five children. Amy has been homeschooling for at least 20 years (she may have lost track). She loves canning, cooking, and coffee with a friend.
Emily Wingard lives in Michigan, where she works at a local school and raises her three children. She is also a photographer and writes about real life, growth, and the moments in between.
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