“How do we measure God’s love for us?” was the subject of the Children’s Time at church this morning. Being someone who believes that we often learn as much from Children’s Time as we do from the “adult” sermon, I listened and thought about the question. The Children’s Minister started by suggesting that we might …
From April 17, 2016
Ninety Six: An Odd Name and Battle
The town of Ninety Six was established in 1751 as a trading post with the Cherokee: the trading post was 96 miles from the large Cherokee city of Keowee, near today’s Clemson, South Carolina. Several Indian trails intersected at Ninety Six and it became a growing community on the frontier. When the white settlers stole …