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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...

“Baggage” Live On Stage July 26th and 28th

Kingdom Over Castles returns to the stage with a NEW soul-gripping Illustrated Sermon, Baggage on Friday and Sunday, July 26th and 28th, 7 p.m.,...

A Pastor’s Ponderings: Reflecting on True Freedom

By Pastor Doug Stauffer Every celebrated Independence Day finds patriot hearts swelling with pride and gratitude for our freedoms enjoyed in this great nation. Even...

A Pastor’s Ponderings: Happy Father’s Day – Standing Firm in Faith...

Adapted by Pastor Doug Stauffer In the beginning, God established the home with a simple design, as stated in Genesis 2:24: “Therefore shall a man...

A Pastor’s Ponderings: The Power of Decision Courage, Conviction and Consequences

By Pastor Doug Stauffer Life’s journey is guided by the decisions we make, shaping our path and defining our future. The Bible offers invaluable advice...

A Pastor’s Ponderings: Manifesting More Mercy in 2024

By Pastor Doug Stauffer Like so many other churches, we establish a new theme every year. Interestingly, our theme for 2020 was pretty predictable—“20/20 vision”...