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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Asking God to transform my heart
By Jonathan Rockey Faith I was watching a baseball broadcast the other day and heard the announcers ask a question
Dealing with difficult people
By Ethan Hansen Faith Life is filled with difficult, challenging people. In America today vitriol and hatred are epidemic. Some
Julie Hungiville LeMay
Julie Hungiville LeMay Poet and longtime Palmer resident Julie Hungiville LeMay passed away at home on March 30, 2019. She
Have you asked yourself, “What is happening in our country?”
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Our Alaska Lutheran Church Workers’ Conference in mid-October focused on “lament.” We talked about areas
Does my life witness to God’s grace and forgiveness for me, as I seek to live ‘predisposed to forgive’ others?
By Jonathan Rockey Faith In our Promise Keepers men’s gathering on Tuesday night at St. John, we got into
Faith: As a child of God, how have you used your Permanent Fund Dividends?
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Somewhere during the first part of October, Alaska Permanent Fund Dividends will be delivered to the
Where has the Summer Gone? - A Time for Every Purpose Under Heaven
Faith by Jonathon Rockey My heart is full because of many joys and challenges in life. But, a seemingly unimportant
Amazing Grace
by JACOB MANN Frontiersman.com WASILLA — The night of January 10th was dark and windy. In Nunley Park, dozens of
Putting on your own ‘oxygen mask’ first
By Air force Chaplain (Capt.) JESSICA PROPHITT 673d ABW Chaplain One of my favorite things to do is listen to
Thankful for spiritual mentors who pointed me to Jesus
By JONATHAN ROCKEY Tuesday, Oct. 31, will mark the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther nailing 95 statements for debate to
Living a life without regrets takes effort, faith
By Army Chaplain (LT. Col.) GREG THOGMARTIN USARAK Chaplain Jesus once told his disciples, “No one who puts his hand