Feel empowered to let your light shine
By Matt Nicholson
I want you to take a second and remember a time you felt empowered.
Before I expand more on this thought, let me...
Suffering is a part of Christian life
By Steve Greene
A group of men are walking along a dusty road.
A beggar is sitting beside the road. He is a blind man. He...
We die a little every day
By The Rev. Jeremy Myers
I am dying. I was confronted with this difficult and startling truth on my first Sunday at First Baptist Church...
The Word of God provides some clarity for us
By Steve Greene
We live in a world that is broken.
There are constant reminders all around us. Humanity is plagued by sickness, disease, disappointment and...
20 years ago, local group helped clean up apartments near Ground Zero
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On the morning of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Jan Engel was sitting at her office at Home Products International in Seymour.
There wasn’t...
Immanuel Lutheran Guild meeting held
The Immanuel Lutheran Guild conducted a regular meeting Tuesday in the fellowship hall at the church with President Joan Nichols presiding. Twenty-three members were...
Friends and Neighbors club meet at Cornerstone Church
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Friends and Neighbors Home Extension Club met Aug. 24 at Cornerstone Community Church with nine members present.
Co-hostess Charlotte Lovegrove offered a prayer prior...
Beyond our best guess: Living with ambiguity and adaptability
By The Rev. Jeremy Myers
In the two weeks since our daughter, Mikayla, headed to college, we have communicated with her daily through both text...
How can Darwin be so wrong and still be right?
By Alan Winslow
Charles Darwin’s 162-year-old theory of evolution has failed to explain the miraculous history of life on Earth. Darwin’s theory is wrong. It...
What do you need?
By Pegi Bricker
The phrase “Life Happens” is about as true as any secular phrase I have ever heard.
I won’t list all the ways it...