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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Of God, Tim Tebow and the NFL
By Terry Mattingly Once upon a time, there was this controversial quarterback. Even his strongest defenders admitted that he was
We won’t get there by looking back
By Howard Bess The road of life is not smooth. It is full of bumps and potholes. I know of
Future nuns, priests face big questions
By Terry Mattingly Once a month, female students pack the cozy chapel at the Holy Spirit Friary that overlooks the
No Hooters shirts in Mass, please
By Terry Mattingly Deacon Greg Kandra was well aware that modern Americans were getting more casual and that these laid-
To be fair, look at everything in context
By Howard Bess Every Sunday I lead an adult Sunday school discussion class. Just now we are reading and discussing
Goodbye to that old mountain religion
By Terry Mattingly Winding mountain roads of southern Appalachia know that, every few miles, they’re going to pass yet
Losing the mafia God mentality
By Angela Kutzner Now faith is the substance of things we already have and can see. Is that right? How
Cards for soldiers
Alice Sims, left, and Molly Johnson work on handcrafted holiday greeting cards Sept. 17 at St. David’s Episcopal Church
Muslims and Christians…..meet and greet
By Howard Bess Like it or not Christians and Muslims are going to be seeing a lot of each other.
Ark of the Covenant revealed
By Brian Endle Religion Views Things that are hidden or lost often build mystery and anticipation before their revealing. The
After 9/11, Evangelicals ‘heart’ New York
By Terry Mattingly Pastors have their own brand of insider humor, just like doctors, lawyers, accountants and other skilled professionals.
On further reflection of 9/11
By Howard Bess I too looked at the terrorists attacks on Sept. 11, 2011, with horror. No one needs to