Greenleaf Friends Academy – More Than a Century of Faith-based Education
Head of School Chris Browne teaches a class of young people at Greenleaf Friends Academy. He teaches upper school / high
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
By Tom Claycomb III Editor’s note: The following is Part 1 of the author’s trip to a broadcasters convention. Part 2 will
By Nathan Carroll “Remember your mercy, O LORD, and your steadfast love, for they have been from of old. Remember
By Mark Naito Referencing the article from Fox News by Madison Colombo that was published on March 27, 2026. The
The following information is provided by Wednesday’s Child, an organization that helps Idaho foster children find permanent homes. Note that the
The four staff members of Inspire Idaho include, from left, Annie Higgins, managing director; John Mitchell, executive director; Andrew Seidlitz,
A young, formerly trafficked Filipina woman comes up out of baptismal water with her arms raised for the victory, cleansing
By Sandy Jones A personal note: I would like to start with a heartfelt thank you to all of our
Cari Moodie has served as coordinator of Faith Community Nursing in Idaho for 13 years. She helps match nurses and
By Gary Moore Surprise. I’m reading a marriage book (“Friends, Partners, and Lovers” by Pastor Kevin A. Thompson) – and
By Bethany Riehl Preach the gospel to yourself every day. Have you ever heard anyone say that? It’s a great
By Dave McGarrah The air in the Middle East is thick with the scent of change, but this is not
By Daniel Bobinski Here’s a statistic from Barna research that should stop us in our tracks: 81% of evangelical church
By Leo Hellyer We are living in a time in history that is very divisive, polarized, and reactionary. Many people,
By Dr. Larry Banta The search for real and lasting peace seems to be the pursuit of many and it
By Tom Claycomb III I became acquainted with the Scooter’s Youth Hunting Camp back in 2004 or 2005. My wife
By Roxanne Drury This writing is yet another lesson learned from our recent move. There have been so many. You