Casey & Andrea Dillabaugh A Business and Ministry Model of Caring
By Gaye Bunderson Anyone who might ask entrepreneurs Casey and Andrea Dillabaugh, “Is that any way to run a business?” could
By Gaye Bunderson Anyone who might ask entrepreneurs Casey and Andrea Dillabaugh, “Is that any way to run a business?” could
By Sandy Jones It was an early summer Friday morning a few years back. Clear blue skies, and I was
By Holland Johnson Celebrate Recovery (known as CR) is a Christ-centered recovery program in churches throughout the United States and
By Ellen Cole Landreth “Memories – we go through life collecting them whether we will or not. Let us make
By Gaye Bunderson When Rhonda Encinas moved to Idaho 30 years ago, she sought to leave her past behind and
By Bethany Riehl A note from the author: The Days of Noah is a three-part fictional work based on biblical
By Roxanne Drury As a preschool teacher, I always felt it was important to share how a child’s day was
By Steve Nelson Recap of 2020 2020 was a year of OPPORTUNITY. Read that again, it was not a typo. Every
By Joel Lund What The World Doesn’t Need: The Country Club Church Does pairing “country club” with “church” grate on your sensibilities?
By Daniel Bobinski Note: In March of 2020 I decided to use this space to focus on God’s greatest
By Jim Day Editor’s note: This is the second column about a group’s mission trip to Tonga. If you have
By Joan Endicott “What is happening to me?” I thought. It’s Saturday afternoon and I’m now in the fetal position
By Rosie Main Your immune system is your body’s defense system against bacteria, viruses, parasites, toxins, and other harm. To
By Janet Lund My Guide “Mommy!” I quietly cried to myself. I watched in horror as not one but
By Leo Hellyer WOW! What a year we just came through. Change is always a part of life, but
By Jason Herring Years ago a friend gave me a copy of Jim Wickwire’s Addicted to Danger. Wickwire was the first American
By Gary Moore One of the biggest stressors affecting healthy marriages is the breathless pace at which we choose
By Terry Frisk Happy new year! It feels good to put all the issues of 2020 behind us and
Rick Chromey has a lot to be thankful for and doesn’t hold back on praising his Savior. Despite the typical
By Sandy Jones A wise man recently shared with me that if you only have 10 minutes to pray, use
By Gaye Bunderson Angels aren’t just heavenly beings. Sometimes they’re regular folks dressed in clean jeans, wearing smiles, carrying boxes,
Michelle Alden owns five horses and ultimately wants to become an equine therapist. She currently works as a licensed professional
By Steve Nelson For 4,000 years since Adam and Eve left Eden, people anticipated the coming of the Savior, promised
Jason Herring of Boise spent the past summer climbing some of Idaho’s tallest mountains, called “the 12ers.” This photo was
By Bethany Riehl A note from the author: The Days of Noah is a three-part fictional work based on biblical
By Bradley Shotts I never imagined that I would experience in my lifetime what I’m seeing unfold in the world
The lobby of The Ashley Inn in Cascade is always decked-out for Christmas, and 2020 will be no exception. Holiday
By Roxanne Drury Have you ever daydreamed a scenario and wondered…what if? I know I have. A while back, I
Each member of the Lund family loves to write, and they all participate in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), held
By Daniel Bobinski Note: At the beginning of the year I decided to use this space to focus on God’s
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