Two car shows are scheduled in Fayette County on Saturday, June 3. Both events have been denied county permission to take place. The first one at the expansive north Fayette […]
By ROGER ALFORD, The Christian Index AUGUSTA, Ga. – Georgia Baptists chose Fayetteville Pastor Josh Saefkow as their president in an annual meeting in Augusta Nov. 15. Saefkow, a respected […]
By ROGER ALFORD, The Christian Index FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. Fayetteville pastor Josh Saefkow, a champion of the Cooperative Program and current chairman of the Georgia Baptist Executive Committee, will be […]
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For many Americans watching from afar, the violent breaching of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday by extremist partisans of President Trump resounded with the echoes of another national tragedy, giving rise to an almost vertigo-inducing sensation: a rip in the fabric of time.
“It felt like watching the towers come down it was that surreal,” said Renee Ryan, who sat in her Seattle home Wednesday with her son, Wolf, and remembered the feeling of unreality on Sept. 11, 2001, as the world was transfixed by the unfolding attack on the World Trade Center. “Except [now] it was our own people.”