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First Christian Church helps neighbors make ends meet
Micah 6:8 says, “He has told you, O mortal, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justice, and to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?” […]
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Evangelization through Beauty
As the pastor of St. Joseph Catholic Church in downtown Bowling Green, I often remind parishioners that we are called to do three things. First – to worship as a community, second – to care […]
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Potter Children’s Home since 1914
It was Monday, October 9, 1899. Eldon Potter, the only son of Clinton and Mary Potter, died from Typhoid Fever. Clinton and Mary knew they would not have any other children or any descendants. They […]
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Some days you need someone to show you mercy…
Christianity is a community experiment. I’m not sure how many times I told people that over the course of our time serving as missionaries in Southeast Asia. A newly-launched, highly-optimistic family would be placed into […]
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Where are you, Jesus?
Have you ever wondered that? In the tough times in life, when things don’t make sense, when life blindsides you, and Jesus seems to be nowhere around. Have you ever experienced that? Perhaps there have […]
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Stand in Faith
“What’s your New Year’s resolution?” It’s the predictable question of January. If I’m honest (and I am to a fault), I dread it – especially after 2021. Who has the time to do anything NEW?! […]
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A new church for Bowling Green?
We all have our personal list of attractions, businesses and amenities we think Bowling Green needs more of. Maybe for you it’s a specific restaurant (Shake Shack, anybody?) or a local joint you wish would […]
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Habits help us gain control of our lives
If you were to ask someone about their life, chances are high they will respond with the common answer of “busy.” As a whole, we are simply busy people. There are seasons in our life […]
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Five facts about a faithless people
The percentage of Americans who identify as atheists doubled from 2007 to 2014 (Michael Lipka, Pew Research Center). But that hardly tells the whole story. Our culture is drowning in a political correctness that stigmatizes […]
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God was not quite finished with me…
The date was August 20, 2004. The time was approximately 10:30 a.m. The location was Hwy. 31-E just a bit toward Glasgow from Barren River Lake, pretty much on the Allen-Barren County line – a […]