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It was a pleasure to have Dr. David Jeremiah on to talk about his Overcomer Tour. This is an evening of Unstoppable Strength, Unmovable Faith and Unbelievable Power…… YOU CAN OVERCOME! Here’s some good news: You can OVERCOME. God wants you to overcome. “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power […]
I was visiting Fellowship Greenville a few weeks back and the “teaching” hit home with me: Politics and the Gospel. Charlie Boyd is one of my favorites and I enjoy hearing him when I can be away from my home at Christ Church Episcopal. I have talked about many times over the past couple of years […]
Arizona sex crimes Prosecutor, Rachel Mitchell, was hired by the GOP to ask the questions in last week’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing to hear charges brought by D. Christine Blasey Ford against nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Her analysis: In the legal context, here is my bottom line: A “he said, she said” case is incredibly difficult […]
We all heard the testimony of Dr. Ford and Judge Kavanaugh last week. The FBI, at the direction of the White House, is doing a supplemental background investigation. Assuming nothing new is uncovered it’s time to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh and move on. I agree with Senator Jeff Flake that this process is tearing the […]
Had a great evening with Senator Jim DeMint and State Senator William Timmons talking about the mid-terms and the importance of sending the right person to represent the Fourth Congressional District. Take a moment to watch.
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September 22 marks another painful anniversary for the family of Tucker Hipps.
Tucker was a 19-year-old Clemson University student who died in 2014 after joining fraternity members and pledges on an early-morning run. His body was later found beneath the Highway 93 bridge over Lake Hartwell.
More than a decade later, questions remain about exactly what happened that morning.
In this conversation, I sit down with Tucker’s mother, Cindy Hipps, to remember the young man behind the headlines. Cindy shares memories of her son, talks about the impact his death has had on her family, and explains why she has devoted so much of her life to raising awareness about the dangers of hazing.
We also discuss the culture of silence that can surround hazing, what parents need to know before their children join fraternities, sororities and other organizations, and what students should do if they witness dangerous behavior.
Cindy and her husband, Gary, have worked to make sure Tucker’s life continues to have an impact through the Tucker W. Hipps Memorial Foundation, which supports scholarships, charitable organizations and hazing-awareness efforts.
Tucker’s story is heartbreaking, but his legacy is about much more than how he died. It’s about how he lived—and a family’s determination to help protect other young people.
Learn more about Tucker and the work of the Tucker W. Hipps Memorial Foundation at TuckerGives.org.
Please share this interview with parents, grandparents and college students. It may start a conversation that could save a life.
If you have information that may lead to the TRUTH about what happened that morning please contact Oconee Crime Stoppers online or call 1-844-71CRIME.
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