Religion
The Pulpit Speaks: November 29, 1958
An article written by my father, the Rev. C. Thomas Paige, as it appeared in the Tri-State Defender on the date shown. “Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh when thou shalt say, ‘I have no pleasure in them; while the … Continue reading
The Pulpit Speaks: May 3, 1958
An article written by my father, the Rev. C. Thomas Paige, as it appeared in the Tri-State Defender on the date shown. The evening shadows had gathered and 13 hounded men had gathered in an upper room to eat their final meal. Suddenly, one speaks up and makes the rest of them mindful that the … Continue reading
Griffith doesn’t know Kaine
I saw the article in Thursday’s Virginian Pilot regarding the chaplains who resigned over an edict issued by the State Police superintendent regarding nonsectarian prayers. I just scanned it and kept on going. Later in the day, as I was catching up on my blog reading, I ran across a link to the Washington Post … Continue reading
The Pulpit Speaks: September 30, 1961
An article written by my father, the Rev. C. Thomas Paige, as it appeared in the Tri-State Defender on the date shown. “Then Peter said, ‘Lo, we have left all and followed thee’” – Mark 10:28 How tragic it is that world thinking has centered around personal gains from each event involved. The smallest favor … Continue reading
The Pulpit Speaks: May 16, 1959
An article written by my father, the Rev. C. Thomas Paige, as it appeared in the Tri-State Defender on the date shown. The world is filled with tragedies. One does not have to go far before he runs into one tragedy or another. The really tragic thing is those involved do not realize that they … Continue reading
The Pulpit Speaks: September 27, 1958
An article written by my father, the Rev. C. Thomas Paige, as it appeared in the Tri-State Defender on the date shown. “And every one that heareth these words and doeth them not shall be likened unto a foolish man which built his house upon the sand; and the rains descended and the floods came … Continue reading
The Pulpit Speaks: September 20, 1958
An article written by my father, the Rev. C. Thomas Paige, as it appeared in the Tri-State Defender on the date shown. “And he sought to see Jesus who he was; and could not for the press, because he was little of stature.” — Luke 19:3 One of the most tragic phases of human activities … Continue reading
The Pulpit Speaks: July 12, 1958
An article written by my father, the Rev. C. Thomas Paige, as it appeared in the Tri-State Defender on the date shown. “Then shall the kingdom be likened unto ten virgins, which took their lamps and went forth to meet the bridegroom. And five of them were wise, and five were foolish. They that were … Continue reading
The Pulpit Speaks: February 22, 1964
An article written by my father, the Rev. C. Thomas Paige, as it appeared in the Tri-State Defender on the date shown. “But a certain Samaritan, as he journeyed, came where he was and when he saw him, he had compassion on him, and went to him, and bound up his wounds, pouring in oil … Continue reading
The Pulpit Speaks: December 8, 1962
An article written by my father, the Rev. C. Thomas Paige, as it appeared in the Tri-State Defender on the date shown. “And behold, a woman in the city, which was a sinner, she knew that Jesus sat at meal in the Pharisee’s house, brought an alabaster box of ointment, and stood at His feet … Continue reading
The Pulpit Speaks: March 26, 1960
An article written by my father, the Rev. C. Thomas Paige, as it appeared in the Tri-State Defender on the date shown. Life has a peculiar way of filing our skies with clouds. Ofttimes we wonder just what we are going to do to make out of life that which means so much to us. … Continue reading
Review: “Whistling Past Dixie” part II
Southern politics is not solely bound up with race and religion, but almost every issue or controversy has some racial or religious element beneath the surface. The dual power of race and religion in southern politics will make it extraordinarily difficult for Democrats to recapture the South. In chapter 3, entitled “Blacklash and the Heavenly … Continue reading
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