Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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Jesus from Nazareth, the healer
By Rev. Howard Bess A simple reading of the Gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke and John) makes it plain that Jesus
Isis tries to read Pope Francis the riot act
By Terry Mattingly Moments before the beheading of 21 Egyptian Christians, an Islamic State leader warned “Crusaders” that this rite
Except ye come as little children…
By Debbie Haws Freddie Bibbs, aka “The Butte Man” is a blessing to this valley. His spirit is enveloping. His
Remembering classmates, and thankful for God’s gift
By Jonathan Rockey While Kathy and I were traveling in July we attended the 45th reunion of my graduating class
The power is in the question
By Howard Bess Asking questions is an ancient and time honored method of education. The only stupid question is the
‘Roving Rabbis’ visit
By Rabbi Mendy Greenberg As part of a seven-decade old program dubbed ‘The Roving Rabbis’, two Rabbinical students are
World youth day
By Allison Howell I don’t like big crowds. There’s no way I could fight thousands, or even hundreds
Where is your treasure?
By Jonathan Rockey What is your deepest desire? What is it that you will sacrifice everything else to keep, or
On being rich and religious
By Howard Bess Only Andrew Carnegie knows the actual facts. We know that he apparently was a devout Presbyterian. He
Changing church documents in the age of same-sex marriage
Terry Mattingly Couples looking for a wedding venue in Albuquerque, New Mexico, used to be able to consider the modern,
Dear Fellow Children of God
By Jonathan Rockey At the National Youth Gathering I went to the “Kindle” booth and talked to founder, Bill Karpenko.
The strong and the weak
By Howard Bess From the beginning, after my Christian ordination, I understood that reading was a prime responsibility. In being