Views: 95I remember the first time I represented my basic school, Agomanya Methodist Middle School, in a quiz competition. We had a British school system then, and the American-type Junior High School(JHS) and Senior High School(SHS) concepts were then in their pilot phase to replace the legacy British systems inherited after independence. Each pupil in […]

Views: 66I have always looked with keen interest at how people swarm Pastors with their life issues; and always wondered who Pastors go to with their own life issues. As  I read over and pondered yesterday’s devotional this dawn,  I also began to wonder where those who say they don’t believe in God turn to, […]

Views: 59Teaching my 13-year old some culinary skills recently, I told him, “The first thing to do in order to become a good cook, is to have the taste for good food!” An adage attributed to the Cheshire Cat in Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland” says, “If you don’t know where you are going, any […]

Views: 61I listened to a very sincere and refreshing interview of an immunology expert recently. In that interview, I actually heard a health expert admit publicly that some players in big-pharma have been less than sincere in the past with vaccines, leading to the current apprehension and suspicion. But she concluded that vaccines are very […]

Views: 65There was a man who was born into royalty, and was most honourable among all his brothers. But his mother really suffered when giving birth to him; and had more pain than usual in childbirth! The mother, knowing they give symbolic names in their culture, named him, “he causes pain!” These words from his […]

Views: 68The story was told of a man who heard his neighbour weeping. He went to her door and knocked. But she shouted, “Get away from me. I don’t want to talk to anyone!” So he went back to his apartment. But the weeping continued, so he came back again, knocked and said, “Whatever it […]