About

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We are a multi-cultural organization that promotes a higher quality of life through creativity and tolerance of others.

We publish Live Today! Magazine, a wholesome magazine with content appropriate for all ages and walks of life. Live Today! embraces an idea to live fully in life now and not put off till tomorrow the abundant and full life one could live today. We base this concept on the spiritual teachings of Christ that a good spiritual life is always available and we can live our lives with the "abundance" that was intended for us through our creator.

The success of living a full and prosperous life can be defined not by the amount of wealth one has accumulated but by the quality of living. Being connected to family, enjoying a hike on a beautiful fall day, swimming in a clean fresh river, golfing with your favorite buddies, or watching the kids play games are some of the many things that make life worth living. So if you have been putting off living life to the fullest, start today, and know that it is your birthright as a child of God to "pursue happiness" in the way God intended for our lives.

Live Today! Magazine hosts many articles on topics that are of interest to everyone. We involve the community in our paper by providing local content from local contributors. We believe in "grassroots" community business. Our goal is to publish the work of our local community. The articles we feature are useful as well as informative and entertaining. We know this type of reporting will build a very connected readership on the local level.

THE TEAM

Dewayne Tillman is the owner of Live Today Magazine! he earned an MBA from Montreat College. Currently, he teaches business education in a local school system.

Linda Smith is our Addy Award winning Creative Director & Media Consultant. She has an elaborate background in Marketing and Media Consulting. She is currently an Ebay Power Seller and professional artist.

Martha Tillman is the Editor of our magazine and she earned an MBA from Montreat College and was the former career development counselor for AB Tech College.