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Sean of the South: What is Easter?

      By Sean Dietrich “What is Easter?” the boy asked his grandfather.  The old man and boy sat on the front porch. That’s where people used to...

A Pastor’s Ponderings: Easter Reflections – It’s Friday Now, But Sunday’s...

By Rev. Guery Clendenning There is a prophecy in the Old Testament of the Bible concerning the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.It is found...

A Pastor’s Ponderings: March – In Like a Lion, Out Like a...

      By Pastor Doug Stauffer March is a unique month. The saying “comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb” comes from 17th-century...

A Pastor’s Ponderings: “What is Love?” 

      By Pastor Doug Stauffer Many people naturally turn their attention toward love and relationships every February. Many couples celebrate Valentine’s Day with cards, chocolates, flowers,...

New Year’s Resolutions: A Journey of Renewal for 2025 

      By Pastor Doug Stauffer On December 31, the clock strikes midnight, and one second later, we step into 2025. Many hearts will be full of...

A Pastor’s Ponderings: The Wise Men Never Met Jesus as a...

By “Doc” Doug Stauffer It’s a familiar scene often portrayed in nativity displays: the wise men gather around a baby in a manger. However, a...

Experience A Live Nativity This Season

By Bruce Garner The birth of Christ is the main focus, but come to learn about the full salvation story from the miraculous birth, to...

Get Out the Christian Vote!

By Michelle Ruschman As we approach election day on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, 22-year veteran and mother Lisa Robertson, an advocate for Get Out the...

Lazarus Memorial Service

By Carolyn Newcomer Ketchel On Nov. 2, 2024 at 1 p.m. at the Beal Memorial Cemetery (316 Beal Pkwy. NW, FWB), over 35 clergy and...

A Pastor’s Ponderings: Reflecting on Labor Day – Work as Worship

By Pastor “Doc Doug” Stauffer Labor Day is profoundly significant. It shows honor and respect for workers’ contributions across our nation. It is a fitting...