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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Message to Catholic Church: Do what Jesus would do
I wrote this piece more than 40 days and nights ago and have held it until after Lent to honor
We’re all winners because Jesus has risen
I have never bought a lottery ticket and don’t have plans to do so. That said, most Americans probably
Voters have good reason to ask religious questions
By Howard Bess Political candidates plead that we leave religion out of politics, but that is not possible. Religion and
There is power in words when you speak life
By Lavon Barve Religion Views In today’s world, we live in exciting times filled with all the advances of
Remember the Easter victory Jesus won for us
I have a pastor friend who had to declare bankruptcy many years ago. He did not want to, but this
How Christians define what’s ‘good’
By Howard Bess Religion Views In the Christian calendar, this is Holy Week. Holy Week is a time of observances,
The first years of United Protestant Church
By Priscilla Bacon Editor’s note: April 11, 2012, marks the 75th anniversary of the United Protestant Church, the Church
Jesus died for our sins because he loves us
By Jonathan Rockey Religion Views Have you ever felt un-loved or lacking in value? In a Christian Couples Group
Christ’s gift to all is grace and mercy
By Howard Delo Religion Views “Oh, to grace, how great a debtor, daily I’m constrained to be. Let Thy
Interpreting Lenten art, on skin
By Terry Mattingly On Religion The graphic tattoos that cover the bodies of millions of Russian prisoners symbolize their sins
Use lessons from the past to shape your future
By Jonathan Rockey In January, I traveled to the places where I was raised. I was in Massachusetts for important
What can we know about Jesus in the 21st century?
By Howard Bess What can we know about Jesus? The skeptic will answer “not much” or “probably nothing.” The skeptic’