Religion

The weather is getting warmer and when that happens so do many other activities. I even found myself thinking the other day about getting...

Have you ever got stuck in the mud? Now, I know, asking that question in this part of the country, where people are all...

We have a dog who lives at our house – in our house. And she seems to rule the roost. My bride takes very...

WILMINGTON — Ross Hennesy, assistant director and Philadelphia coordinator for Quaker Voluntary Service (QVS), will speak in Wilmington on “Stages of Spiritual Development: Is...

We’ve talked about this before. Worrying. It’s the universal sin. We worry about the economy. We worry about our jobs. We worry about our...

“And why do you worry about clothing? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they neither toil nor spin, yet I tell...

Every year at this time of the year I find myself going through the same kinds of emotions.

MILWAUKEE (AP) — On break in the hallway between St. Marcus Lutheran Church and its attached school, eighth grader Annii Kinepoway had no hesitation in explaining what she’s learned to love best here — the good Lord and good grades.

This year’s World Community Day Celebration theme, “A Call to Pray”, on Nov. 18 calls us to come forward and with consistent prayer believing by faith our God will hear and respond to our petitions.

Every year at this time, being election “season”, we find ourselves barraged by political ads and bombarded with mailbox stuffings and phone call messages seeking our support for a particular candidate or cause. This is the season for anticipation. As the clock winds down on the voting process, the anticipation increases each step of the way.