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An open letter to the residents of Selma

Dear Selma Times-Journal readers, On Wednesday night, many of you saw where The Selma Times-Journal posted a cover ...

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MATHEWS: When darkness steps in your way

By R.A. Mathews You will succeed. What God has chosen for you, whether it’s keeping your child focused, ...

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Meet Me At the Cross: Jesus is absolute truth 

By Dean Kelly “There are no absolutes,” one of my graduate school professors firmly declared. I raised my ...

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Reflections: Can Worship Music Be Unholy?

By Michael J. Brooks We sang it recently in worship. It’s a beautiful song about the word of ...

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SPRAGUE: Are people predestined to not obey God?

By Van Sprague Does God make some people unable to obey Him? What does this quote from John ...

Brent Maze

MAZE: Singings have been big part of my family

Growing up, singings were a part of my family’s life. Some of them involved traveling groups that would ...

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SPRAGUE: Helpful Burden?

By Van Sprague If someone hands you a 30-pound backpack and tells you it will make your trip ...

Brent Maze

COLUMN: This is the final work of James Jones

In today’s edition of the Selma Times-Journal, you will find our Gridiron 2024 magazine. Normally, this magazine would ...

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COLUMN: Mayor responds to budget revisions

By James Perkins Jr. As the Mayor of Selma, I am committed to transparency, ethics, and the well-being ...

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COLUMN: Passed budget is unbalanced

By James Perkins Jr. The administration presented to the city council a proposed 24-25 fiscal year budget, July ...

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REFLECTIONS: All Dressed Up With No Place To Go

By Michael J. Brooks I showered and dressed on a recent Saturday and drove to nearby Hoover for ...

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SPRAGUE: Sharpen the Axe

Are you tired? Are there important things you left undone because of the other things you must do? ...

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His Church

By Van Sprague “Simon Peter answered and said, ‘You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.’ ...

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Autumn brings forth the good guys

By R.A. Mathews The chariots drive wildly in the streets. The sound of the whip and the sound of the ...

Brent Maze

MAZE: Lunchroom workers show their love for students

Last week, the Dallas County School District was dealing with a lot of issues regarding its water supply. ...

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