A Pastor’s Thoughts: Christians, The Perpetual Students
In the play Romeo and Juliet, the inimitable Shakespeare placed on the lips of Juliet, “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose,…
In the play Romeo and Juliet, the inimitable Shakespeare placed on the lips of Juliet, “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose,…
By Greg Zyla — We’re trying to get caught up on our mail, and thanks to my loyal readers who take the time to correspond….
By Sister Chirya — Looking at the various types of difficult problems in our life can make us lose our enthusiasm and also weaken us…
By Merlin Lessler — I was seven when I got my first bike, a used, single speed, fat tire specimen; you engaged the brake to…
By Sarah DiNunzio, Assistant Director, A New Hope Center — As January comes to an end, we have concluded another year of Human Trafficking Awareness…
By Rev. Dave Havener, Pastor at Lakeview Chapel — I’m reading a book entitled “The Good and Beautiful Life”, by James Bryan Smith, the second…
By Greg Zyla — NASCAR: Big money, big concerns, big decisions — New $7.7-billion TV deal, charters and sponsor deals headline 2024 — I’ve received…
By Sister Chirya — The image of the third eye is found in many ancient civilizations throughout the world. Also called the mind’s eye, or inner eye, it is a most valuable, invisible eye, providing perception beyond ordinary…
Contributed by Christina Olevano, M.S., Certified Prevention Professional Prevention Services Supervisor for Tioga County, CASA-Trinity Inc. and Project Director for Tioga Advocacy, Support, And Prevention…
By Merlin Lessler — There is an odd quirk in the human psyche, we’re fussy about buttons. If you don’t button your shirt correctly, you’re…