Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
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Amazed at the Price Jesus Paid to Save a Sinner Like Me!
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Do you know the TV show, “The Price is Right?” I did some research. This game
Increase access to Greater Love this Easter
By Amity Scoville Condie Faith I have been reflecting this week on how to make my celebration of Easter more
Seeking to Practice the Repentance of Lent, and to Live the Love of Jesus!
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Tuesday evening, March 25, as my wife Kathy and I were eating supper, we discussed my
Faith to Forgo Sin
By J.D. Hatley Faith In my early twenties, I had a simple experience that helped shape the future of
Waiting on my Lord, My Lord who Waits on Me!
By Jonathan Rockey Faith On Sunday, January 12, after a morning at church at First Lutheran in Gainesville, FL, Kathy
Tackling God's Impossible Call of Holy Living - Trusting in His mercy!
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Did you make any resolutions for 2025? As I began to write this devotion, it was
Facing the Death of God’s Saints, Expecting the Joy of our Lord’s Presence!
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Last Sunday, September 15, the assigned Psalm for worship was Psalm 116:1-9. We used
Thankful that Jesus brings rest and peace to his children
By Jonathan Rockey Faith For the last 10 plus months I have had the joy and privilege of serving as
The Steadfast Love of the Lord Never Ceases, Thanks Be To God
By Jonathan Rockey Faith Did you ever have a special occasion “sneak up” on you? No, I didn’t forget
John K. Echternacht
John K. Echternacht, Senior Master Sergeant Retired, left this world on August 1, 2017, with his wife, Wanda Jeanne and
Upe Letuligasenoa
Having lost his long, valiant battle with cancer recently, Upe Letuligasenoa, our friend and brother in Christ, went home to
Catherine Mary Cizek
Catherine Mary Cizek, 89, died peacefully in her sleep Dec. 27, 2012, in Anchorage at the home of her daughter