Dewey Alger: Children’s Pastor With a Creative Spark
By Sandy Jones At 51 years old Dewey Alger, children’s pastor at Cloverdale Church of God, fondly remembers his first
By Sandy Jones At 51 years old Dewey Alger, children’s pastor at Cloverdale Church of God, fondly remembers his first
By Sandy Jones The Israelites were freed from slavery. They walked through the Red Sea; had manna fall from heaven;
By Gaye Bunderson For some students, learning is easy. For others, it’s challenging but doable with some hard work. For others
Update to the original story: From the Idaho National Day of Prayer Facebook page: “The 69th Annual National Day of
Angela Strong makes the most of her time during rounds of chemo treatments. (Courtesy photo) By Gaye Bunderson In view of
By Roxanne Drury Hope keeps people going. Hope keeps our dreams and desires alive. Hope keeps us encouraged and excited
By Bethany Riehl I assume by now that you are tired of hearing about toilet paper. Me too, my friends.
By Daniel Bobinski I’m going out on a limb here, but I’m guessing if you’ve been alive for more than a
By Jim Day I would like to share some thoughts on COVID-19. I know that most of us are sick
By Joan Endicott I began pouring my confused and struggling heart out to God. “I am in such awe, Lord,
By Rosie Main If you want to optimize your immune health and reduce your risk of a cytokine storm (see
By Janet Lund It’s the beginning of April as I write this article. I have no idea what will be
By Leo Hellyer Many men strive to plan their lives out in advance. In most cases this is out of
By Gary Moore Normal. Now that’s an interesting concept. When your 401(k) becomes your 201(k), when you are no longer
By Terry Frisk I am writing this article on Easter Sunday. It has been a very unusual Holy Week with
By Dan Woodworth Editor’s note: In the midst of the circumstances in which the human race currently finds itself, Dan
Pastor, evangelist, author and radio show host, Greg Laurie, speaks to a crowd during one of his well-attended ‘crusades’. He
Though only in their 20s, Jarom and Merrin Packer are foster parents to a teenage boy. Merrin Packer is also
By Sandy Jones “So that is my New Decade Resolution — to BE who I’m called to be; to work
By Gaye Bunderson After moving to Boise from Oregon in 2016, Katy Nelson decided to start her own coffee group where
By Daniel Bobinski It’s time to talk about love. If Christians are going to have any impact in the healing of
Firefighters around the world work to keep others safe. The Fellowship of Christian Firefighters International helps them stay grounded in the
By Bethany Riehl “See to it that no one comes short of the grace of God; that no root of
By Roxanne Drury “By this all men will know that you are my disciples if you love one another.” — John
By Joel Lund Being Priceless How do you measure your worth? The chances are, you don’t value yourself all that
The Woodworth family had the opportunity to visit a sheep ranch. The experience allowed Dan Woodworth to draw parallels between
By Jim Day Most of the time, God Dots are encounters with people. People that God places in your life
By Joan Endicott Why does forgiving seem so darned hard? Sometimes it can seem like it all depends on the
By Rosie Main The thryoid… Such a tiny gland, yet what a dramatic impact it has on nearly every function within
By Janet Lund And God said… God created us with a longing to be in relationship with others and to
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