Southern Experience

Ferguson: Using Your Head for More Than a Hat Rack

A humorous reflection on boneheaded mistakes, hard-earned wisdom, humility, and learning to put others ahead of ourselves in everyday life.
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Captain Morgan’s Pirate Ship Grounds on the Oxford Square for Three Days of Swashbuckling Fun

Captain Morgan’s Pirate Ship drops anchor in Oxford Square for a three-day rum-filled adventure supporting local arts programs.

Jim Hendrix: Autumn Scenes

Jim Hendrix’s photos reveal the peaceful charm of Mississippi’s backroads, from weathered churches and riverboats to serene open fields.

Ferguson: How will you be remembered?

A minister reflects on honoring a life well lived, and asks: how will you be remembered when your time comes?

Ferguson: The Struggles We Face

Even in our hardest struggles, God’s mercy reminds us we still belong—offering peace, healing, and strength through faith.

Jim Hendrix: Taylor Grocery

Photos showcase Taylor Grocery’s weathered porch, vintage signs, old gas pump, and rustic Southern charm in Taylor, Mississippi.

Ferguson: Weariness

Life’s struggles bring deep weariness, but faith in God’s love and promises reminds us of rest, hope, and renewal.

Ferguson: The Ubiquity of Lists and the Fear of Being a One-Hit Wonder

From grocery lists to fears of being a one-hit wonder, this reflection explores productivity, doubt, and renewed courage through faith.

Ferguson: I Remember

A personal reflection on Hurricane Katrina’s impact, recalling loss, survival, resilience, and faith that sustained the Mississippi Gulf Coast community.

Ferguson: Living With Grief: Reflections from Experience

Isaiah’s “man of sorrows” offers hope amid grief. Loss may remain, but faith and gratitude can bring peace with time.

Ferguson: I See You!

Stereotypes are harmful shortcuts that dismiss people unfairly. Seeing others as image-bearers of God can transform relationships and community.
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