When John Grisham’s The Firm was published in 1991, “everyone” was talking about how great it was, so I jumped on the bandwagon. I took it on a family camping trip and spent the entire weekend sitting by Lake Michigan devouring it. I loved it! Since then, I have read and collected every John Grisham book…
For Father’s Day this year, we’re highlighting the inspiring Dads we know through His Way in both Huntsville and Atlanta. We’ll hear from current residents and their fathers, a His Way graduate, a volunteer, and a member of leadership! Help us celebrate these amazing Fathers who are setting examples for the rest of us in…
For Father’s Day this year, we’re highlighting the inspiring Dads we know through His Way in both Huntsville and Atlanta. We’ll hear from current residents and their fathers, a His Way graduate, a volunteer, and a member of leadership! Help us celebrate these amazing Fathers who are setting examples for the rest of us in…
His Way would not be where it is today without all of the amazing volunteers and ministry partners through the years. This goes for His Way Atlanta, too, even though it just launched last year! When the leadership team began looking for ministry partners in the area, they stumbled upon Fully Furnished Ministries. The team…
No one loved college basketball and March Madness more than Dr. Sid Smith. As a dear lifelong friend and partner of Clyde Jones, Sid was a passionate servant of Jesus Christ. He was a founding board member of His Way and a true servant, a visionary. “Papa Sid” would not only agree to the next…
When I was a shy kindergartener, my mom sent me off to school on March 17 without a stitch of green clothing on and no advanced notice about what this would mean. Apparently, my elementary school took this holiday seriously…and I was pinched hard on the arm…without warning…while I was riding on the school bus…
My “Mugshot” My name is James Steven Shelton, known as Steve. I was born and raised in Huntsville by my grandparents, Clarence and Sarah Shelton, since I was the age of six. I was born to their oldest daughter, Nancy, and to a German father Wilfried Stöeber, a man I never knew. My mother had…
Almost ten years ago when I came to work at The Saving Way, I knew very little about addiction. For most of my life, if I thought about it at all, I (arrogantly) thought an addict was likely a vagrant who wandered around the streets and who lacked the self-control and wisdom to make better…