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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Churches ignoring online playgrounds
By Terry Mattingly Everywhere computer professional Brian Heil looked at SoulFest 2011 he saw packs of young people trying to
Why should we read the Bible?
By Mike Blodgett I am often asked questions about the Bible. Many times I will simply answer with “read the
Believing and doing, the twins of vital faith
By Howard Bess Recently I read the book of James from the New Testament. I found it challenging and exhilarating.
Chaput’s voice moves east
By Terry Mattingly Call it the “Rocky Mountain Time Zone syndrome.” Journalists in the region know that it’s scandalously
The Bible’s clash with culture
By Howard Bess The Bible is a collection of writings by many authors who wrote in ever-changing circumstances. Today’
Why is the resurrection so important?
By Mike Blodgett Religion Views On a barren hill outside of Jerusalem three men hang on crosses. The man in
Christianity and the pull toward violence
By Howard Bess By the grace of God, I am a Christian. Further, I am a particular kind of Christian.
A husband isn’t meant to be his wife’s master
In support of what Mr. Ron Hamman read in the Bible, it is true that the Bible says women are
Christmas in July
Don Stewart places a price tag on a hand-crafted bowl at his Rustic Wood Stuff display at St. David’
Marriage a loving partnership
By Lana Edwards “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not
A look at American Pentecostal Christians
By Howard Bess I suspect that the least understood — and possibly most misunderstood — form of American Christianity is Pentecostalism. Pentecostals
New building for Lighthouse Chapel
The public is invited to a dedication service at noon, Saturday for the new Lighthouse Chapel. Chaplain Mike Blodgett constructed