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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The more things change, the more Jesus’s love stays the same
By Jonathan Rockey Computers are supposed to make life simpler. At least that is what I have been told. But
The one and the many
Howard Bess For better or for worse, Paul, the Jewish convert from Tarsus, is and will always be the great
Fighting the good fight of faith
Allison Howell Our second son joined the Alaska Air National Guard and flew away to Texas for basic training two
A message for the graduates
Jonathan Rockey On Friday morning I attended graduation for the 8th grade class at Palmer Junior Middle School. I happened
Abundant grace in Christian faith
Howard Bess Genetic research is taking us into uncharted territories. The Archbishop of Canterbury has discovered that he is the
Don’t forget the important lessons
Jonathan Rockey There is an old parable that says, “Those who walk around looking at the ground all the time
When troubled, take time to ponder
Howard Bess I tried to be a meditator, but it did not work for me. I guess I am not
Life is good — no matter how long it lasts
Allison Howell “An explosion of tiny sparks erupts from the egg at the moment of conception.” The UK’s Telegraph
Sometimes even pastors need a prayer
Jonathan Rockey Last week I was sitting at the desk in my office at St. John and one of our
Liberal, conservative, progressive?
By Howard Bess I do not identify with any of the popular labels, liberal, conservative and progressive. All are in
You must be born again
Lavon Barve When I was a young boy living in the backwoods of Central Michigan, I did not have much
God loves all His children equally
Jonathan Rockey Last Sunday night, April 24, four men from St. John helped lead worship at the Palmer Correctional Center