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The Church and the Drug Crisis in Rural Communities Part 1: The Growing Crisis of Drug Addiction...
Over the years of ministry, I gained a greater appreciation for the theological, biblical, and ministry...
In thirty three years of ministry, the last four months have certainly been the most challenging I have...
When COVID-19 hit in the USA earlier this year, churches, both rural and urban, began to shutter their...
A combination of the coronavirus pandemic, economic uncertainty, and social unrest is prompting waves...
A couple weeks ago the Laxton house couldn’t agree on a movie for family movie night, so my wife clicked...
Over the past few weeks images of death, destruction, and anger have filled the screens of our phones...
When COVID-19 struck in the U.S., the church sprang into action. Alternative plans were hastily developed...
Blizzards, Winters, and Ice-Ages (Michael Osterholm is an infectious disease epidemiologist. Below is...
BRISTOL, N.H. — The coronavirus itself was slow to arrive in Bristol, a lakeside town of 3,300 people....
Social distancing and shelter-in-place ordinances that have arisen from this COVID-19 pandemic are challenging...
Pearl Harbor Many of us have grappled with a way to get a grasp on the Corona crisis. We have struggled...
