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Christian Men Speak Up
Our communities are in trouble. Our children and grandchildren are not safe from the predators the enemy uses to destroy our families. We can’t be so busy doing church that we do not see what is happening right before our eyes. They are hidden in plain sight. They are in our churches, schools, grocery stores, malls, nail salons, sporting events, and even our families. We must make our 8, 9, 10 year-olds aware of the danger lurking on social media sites since many grown men seek to sleep with underage children. Christian Men Speak Up informs you of the root causes of sex trafficking and the steps your church or faith-based organization can take to make a difference in your community today.
Light for the Journey Journal
This collection of prayers and Scriptures on healing will provide encouragement, strength, and comfort as you focus on God’s healing power. Pray each Scripture back to God and believe that it is God’s will to heal you. As you declare each verse out loud over your body, your emotions, and your loved ones, you are enforcing the will of God which is more powerful than what you see or feel.
Annual Report
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Billboard
In its 114th year, Billboard remains the world's premier weekly music publication and a diverse digital, events, brand, content and data licensing platform. Billboard publishes the most trusted charts and offers unrivaled reporting about the latest music, video, gaming, media, digital and mobile entertainment issues and trends.
Houses of Strother: Robert Strother (1680-1735), Benjamin Strother (c. 1680-1752), Joseph Strother (1648-c. 1766), and their descendants
The immigrant ancestor of this family, William Strother I (ca. 1627/30- 1700/02), is supposed to have immigrated from Northumberland, England to Virginia around 1650. He married Dorothy Savage, daughter of Capt. Anthony Savage, ca. 1651. He settled in Sittenborne Parish on the Rappahannock River then in "Old" Rappahannock County. This county was later Richmond Co. and is now in King George County. Couple had the following children: William II (ca. 1653-1726), James, Jeremiah, Robert, Benjamin and Joseph. William II married Margaret Thornton, (1678-1756), daughter of Francis Thornton, Sr. and Alice Savage. Descendants live in Virginia, West Virginia, Oklahoma, Texas, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and elsewhere.
