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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Understanding the world, then and now
By Howard Bess The writers of the Bible had a very primitive understanding of the world and the universe. They
‘Little Boy’ movie fights some big labels
By Terry Mattingly Voters at the Toronto International Film Festival created a stir in 2006 when they gave the long-
How do you find a church as an adult?
By Jonathan Rockey More than once, church members of St. John have longingly shared with me, “I miss my mother
The central place of the Bible
By Howard Bess I am a Baptist by birth, by church nurture, by conviction, and by life-long practice. The
Good Shepherd Lutheran to host ‘Synod Assembly’ April 24-26
Frontiersman.com WASILLA — Some 130 people from California, Illinois, Washington and 18 Alaska communities will participate in the annual Synod
Human mercy is an expression of divine mercy
“Lord, when did we see You hungry and feed You, or thirsty and give You drink? When did we see
Do we want to live for Jesus?
By Jonathan Rockey This Sunday is Confirmation Sunday at St. John. In late worship seven young people will share their
Dancing with Easter and the search for historical Jesus
Easter is past. Again it was a time of reflection. More than any other day or season of the year,
How do I know? The Bible tells me so
By Lavon Barve When people speak against the word of God, they are always looking to disapprove the Bible or
Jesus changed all our bad days when he rose from the dead
By Jonathan Rockey On a Friday morning in the spring of 1981, I woke up with plans for a full
The Easter message on target
By Howard Bess When we look for the roots of Christian Faith, we look to Abraham. According to our tradition,
‘O love, O charity beyond all telling’
By Allison Howell We have five sons that play with plastic figures all the time and make boyish noises when