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Eli Reimer speaks with an African child in Moshi, Tanzania. The Reimer family hiked a trail in the country to

Eli Reimer speaks with an African child in Moshi, Tanzania. The Reimer family hiked a trail in the country to

Ken Lewis is State Director of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in Idaho. Here, he stands by boxes of Bibles

Dr. John Tribble, right, is a physician at Heart2Heal Clinic in Meridian. (Photo by Sarah Dewey) By Gaye Bunderson Editor’s note:

By Sandy Jones As many of our regular readers are aware, I’ve been rather tied up with personal matters the past 2+ years. God

By Dave McGarrah I remember sitting with my friend and radio co-host on the steps of a quiet synagogue in

By Gary Moore In our marriage relationships, one of the most difficult things we all deal with is understanding our

By Daniel Bobinski This is the third installment in my series on the biblical worldview. So far we’ve covered Theology (Who is your

By Dr. Rick Chromey The Israelites gathered twelve stones from the Jordan, then Joshua said… “When your children ask their

By Leo Hellyer As we live our lives out as Christian men, we face numerous challenges from many directions. It doesn’t take very long until we

By Roxanne Drury Trust is a virtue, but in the world of scammers, it can also be a target. Just about

A native African holds a bucket from the U.S.-based Bucket Ministry. The bucket will provide filtrated water for drinking. The

By Doug Hanson You think it would be simple, easy to do. I mean really, how hard could it be? All

By Bethany Riehl My favorite job that I ever had was at a coffee shop. I loved the rhythm, the

By Joan Endicott Looking out at the far-off mountain, Joy let out a slow sigh, almost whispering to GiGi. “Do

By Larry Banta Have you ever thought you could be the answer to someone’s prayer? Soon after I completed my

By Mark Naito (Author’s note: This article is 100% not written by any screen-generated tech, like AI, but inspired by

Head of School Chris Browne teaches a class of young people at Greenleaf Friends Academy. He teaches upper school / high

Joseph Mbange, left, and Jerry Berheim, right, are shown among copies of AWANA literature. Mbange is Global Vice President for Africa for AWANA, and Berheim is AWANA’s

By Sandy Jones Life is hard. Please don’t stop reading there – I think you’ll find hope in this column. Yes, life is hard.

The honor guard nurses in the photo are, left to right, Jeanne English, Mary Ranck, Kathy Kilburg, Pam Strohfus, and

By Gary Moore As unique as it felt when my wife and I fell in love, men and women had

By Daniel Bobinski In my last column, I introduced a startling finding from Barna research: Over 81% of evangelical church

By Bethany Riehl To the class of 2026, Please indulge me for one issue while I try to get a grip

By Leo Hellyer Most people who know me are probably quite surprised to see me writing an article on peace. Those who know me

By Dr. Rick Chromey It did not begin with a gymnasium. There were no basketballs, no locker rooms, no swimming

By Joan Endicott This special series is for all of you young at heart to enjoy and share with the young ones

By Rosie Main The Bible teaches us that God’s creation is intentional and purposeful. Nothing in the body was designed

By Larry Banta I had been thinking lately about the concept of joy. I know I experience it, but how

By Roxanne Drury This morning, beyond my kitchen window, I witnessed the most phenomenal thing I have ever seen. I have been

By Vincent Kituku Did you know that what we perceive as extraordinary results are actually achieved by people who did a little