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The computer age is about to get the best of me, and the voice mail on the telephone has been very frustrating for quite some time. For awhile I would

COUNTRY COMMENTS Quote of the week . . .“It now costs more to amuse a child than it once did to educate his father.” —CC— Some of the most interesting

Kim Jong-Un boarded his train for Hanoi Saturday with what seemed to be half of the city of Pyongyang going with him. Kim and President Trump are to have another

This week I want to talk about how I came to select the name for my column, “Threads of Life.” We live every day carrying forward the threads of our

We are continuing to discuss questions people have concerning the New Testament church. In the upcoming weeks, we will discuss the question—what function do individual church members serve in the

It was a kiss that caught the imagination of a nation. Finally, the big war was over. There was no way that people in Times Square on that August 14,

George Washington, touted as our greatest President, also may have been the highest paid, according to a new book, Presidential Trivia, by Richard Lederer. According to Lederer’s book, our fi

If we are going to love like Jesus and fulfi ll the purpose of the church (John 13:34-35), we must understand that love does not willingly allow a friend to

2018-19 First Semester Superintendent’s Roll Jacob Beavert, Hannah Brill, Kenzie Brogdon, Diana Cazares, Meegan Costner, Kinlee Cundiff, Alyssa Davis, Emma Davis, Elizabeth Denbow, Trent Fronterhouse, Wesley Harden, A. J. Hill,

Jesus explained to His disciples what the purpose of the church is — “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; as I have loved you,