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 makes scarlet sins white as snow
By Jonathan Rockey Many of us host out-of-town family and visitors in the summer as they visit Alaska,
2011 was a good year for gay rights
By Howard Bess About 40 years ago while serving as pastor of a church in Southern California, I became aware
Thankfulness is a state of mind
By Jonathan Rockey My wife, Kathy, and I heard a story recently about Christian thankfulness from an unexpected source. Last
Catholicism movies to screen in Anchorage
By CatholicAnchor.org ANCHORAGE — “Catholicism,” a new nationally acclaimed 10-part film series, premieres in Alaska beginning Dec. 1. The
Theology, justice and Occupy Wall Street
By Howard Bess The Martin Luther King Jr. monument was dedicated recently in Washington, D.C. I was reminded then
‘And with your spirit,’ once again
By Terry Mattingly There is nothing new about church leaders arguing over worship, including whether the rites have become too
We are called to serve — it’s the least we can do
By Jonathan Rockey Religion Views Dear fellow children of God: Recently, I was touched to hear Valley resident Michelle Overstreet
Behaving like Christians in a foreign land
By Howard Bess On the 11th of November, our country celebrated Veterans Day. When I was much younger, we observed
Journalists need to hear ‘music’ of religion
By Terry Mattingly Most editors and reporters would panic, or call their lawyers, if news executives asked religious questions during
Baptists wage academic warfare in Georgia
By Terry Mattingly When it comes to higher education, Baptists in Georgia are of two minds these days. On Oct.
Religion does matter for presidential candidates
By Howard Bess First Amendment rights relative to the exercise of religion are enormously misunderstood. The First Amendment prohibits the
Bishops change course on religious liberty
By Terry Mattingly When it comes to changing course, ecclesiastical bureaucracies are like giant oceangoing vessels that struggle to turn