The week that changed the world
many have built remarkable structures, accomplished extraordinary feats of human endurance, or committed terrorist acts, all for the purpose of being remembered in history.
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April Fools! Time for the annual game of which three are wrong!
April is upon us, and that can only mean one thing.
Growing marigolds – part one
Marigolds are popular flowering annuals grown in America today.
Do you ride a stallion or a donkey?
In Jesus' time, when a conquering leader rode into a conquered city on a horse, it meant further fighting, but if he rode in on a donkey, it meant peace.
Did anybody get that?
The Methodist pastor, Rev. Dennis Stalvey, prior to his regular Sunday morning message, usually conducts a children’s sermon.
Unity or uniformity
Holy Week is upon us again.
Make it real – get the seal
My wife and I do a lot of “antiquing.”
The surprising rise of the chocolate bunny
If you find a long-eared chocolate treat tucked into your basket this Easter, you aren't just holding candy—you’re holding four centuries of history.
Fat wrinkles and slowing them down
No, it’s not actually a wrinkle.
Preparing for the Future
Pastors are told they should rarely (and hesitantly), use their family as illustrations in their sermons.
April Fools! Time for the annual game of which three are wrong!
April is upon us, and that can only mean one thing.
Growing marigolds – part one
Marigolds are popular flowering annuals grown in America today.
Do you ride a stallion or a donkey?
In Jesus' time, when a conquering leader rode into a conquered city on a horse, it meant further fighting, but if he rode in on a donkey, it meant peace.
Did anybody get that?
The Methodist pastor, Rev. Dennis Stalvey, prior to his regular Sunday morning message, usually conducts a children’s sermon.
Unity or uniformity
Holy Week is upon us again.
Make it real – get the seal
My wife and I do a lot of “antiquing.”
The surprising rise of the chocolate bunny
If you find a long-eared chocolate treat tucked into your basket this Easter, you aren't just holding candy—you’re holding four centuries of history.
Fat wrinkles and slowing them down
No, it’s not actually a wrinkle.
Preparing for the Future
Pastors are told they should rarely (and hesitantly), use their family as illustrations in their sermons.