By Lonnie Wilkey [email protected] MARYVILLE — Hannah Watson is just one of thousands of young women who have made “life decisions” at the Pregnancy Resource Center in Maryville, including 905 women who chose life rather than abortion just last year, said Valerie Millsapps, executive director of the center. Hannah, who was facing an unplanned pregnancy, acknowledged that she felt alone and afraid and incapable of raising a child. “When I

UPDATED 9/23/19; originally posted 9/12/19. By Lonnie Wilkey [email protected] David Green, president of the Tennessee Baptist Convention, shared an update and a challenge for Tennessee Baptists to attend and to pray for the upcoming Summit at First Baptist Church, Concord, in Knoxville. “This year’s Summit will be a time of worship, celebration and inspiration,” he noted. “The Tennessee Baptist Convention is a family and we should spend as much time

By Ashley Perham B&R contributing writer MURFREESBORO — The Baptist Collegiate Ministry at Middle Tennessee State University kicked off the new school year by offering free, all-you-can-eat pancakes to students from 8 p.m. to midnight. It is the second year the BCM has offered free pancakes the first week of school although they have been serving pancakes during finals week for more than 10 years. Mark Whitt, MTSU campus minister,