Why Jesus’ Cross Was Heavy

Last Spring, Shenandoah County witnessed a resurrection that many never thought possible. After over 31 years of absence, Bible classes returned for students enrolled in Weekday Religious Education at each elementary school! What began last year with fourth graders expanded to include second graders this year and will grow even…

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Built For Extremes

As our thermometers gradually rise, most of us are thankful for warmer weather that accompanies March. It won’t be long until we shed our coats to don shorts and sandals. Imagine, however, trying to survive temperatures at the boiling point. A certain species of microorganism actually thrives in 212 degree…

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Mom’s Story: Preparation Provided Peace (This account was originally published in early 2015 soon after these events occurred. It is reprinted in honor of Mom’s birthday which was February 19.) About 8:30am on Christmas Eve, 2014, our mother, Violet Bowers, had a serious accident with her gas stove resulting in…

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