Youth Focus – The Whosoevers: Solid Rock Faith
Baristas at The Whosoevers include Audrey, at left, and Norah right (Photo by Jeff Perez) By Steve Bertel It’s not
Baristas at The Whosoevers include Audrey, at left, and Norah right (Photo by Jeff Perez) By Steve Bertel It’s not
Erin Danzer and his volunteers deliver boxes filled with valuable items for people undergoing loss, with comforting words on the
By Sandy Jones “God is faithful. He is also endlessly creative. Every generation must decide whether it will become a
Tylor Desilet gave his life to Jesus years back, and he now hopes to bring other men into the Christ-centered
By Gary Moore We all enter marriage with preconceived ideas of what a good marriage looks like. And many times,
By Leo Hellyer The Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday season is quite a mixed bag. There are so many emotions floating
By Doug Hanson Steps invite us forward, leading us to places we want to go. Lighthouses offer a fitting example.
By Pastor Dave McGarrah What does it take for a holy, infinite God and a flawed, finite people to walk
By Daniel Bobinski This is the fifth and final installment in my series on the biblical worldview. So far we’ve
By Jenni Huston Editor’s note: The writer of this article included lists of Pros and Cons with each different type
If you’re glassing out in wide open country like in the Owyhees, at least try to find a rock pile as
By Dr. Rick Chromey On September 19, 1796, George Washington did something no world leader had ever done. After leading
By Joan Endicott This special series is written for all ages to enjoy and share with those you love! —
By Rosie Main When someone in my family feels unwell, I want our first response to be prayer. Before we
By Roxanne Drury Paul Simon of Simon and Garfunkel, a musical duo that began in the mid to late ’60s,
By Larry Banta Only a few days to go until Christmas but, for me at 5 years of age, those
By Bethany Riehl I read a post the other day that said, “October, November, and December are like Friday, Saturday,
Vincent Kituku and his former teacher, Albert Ndeke Thirika, embrace one another after many years apart. (Submitted by Vincent Kituku)
By Mark Naito Wow! Where did 2026 go? We are already about to eat turkey and celebrate our Lord and
The three members of Sister’s Promise include, from left, Donna Hayes, Margaret Witt, and Elaine Eoff. (Photo by Paul Hey)
Jesse Iacovelli sits with his dog, Gimli, at Farewell Bend Park in central Oregon. Jesse, his wife, and their children now
By Sandy Jones Recently a pastor friend, Jimmy Hutchings, did a sermon titled “I do believe, help my unbelief” that
By Gary Moore Many of the thoughts in this issue’s column come from Debra Fileta. We all come to our marriages with walls
By Dave McGarrah Every day the headlines seem to grow darker. Wars and rumors of wars, rising global tensions, economic uncertainty, natural
By Daniel Bobinski This is the fourth installment in my series on the biblical worldview. So far we’ve covered Theology (Who is
By Doug Hanson The sheet of paper has white lettering on a black background and is sized to slip nicely
By Larry Banta It was the last stop of that long Christmas day. It started about 3 a.m. and now
By Roxanne Drury Do you remember those days of getting new clothes for school? How pleased and excited we were
By Dr. Rick Chromey On June 28, 1787, America’s future hung by a thread. The Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia had reached a
By Joan Endicott Dear Young at Heart, this is the fourth in the“ I Get To!”® series with GiGi & Joy. I pray
