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Allied seeks pastors to write columns
Allied News is looking for pastors in its readership areas of Grove City, Barkeyville, Mercer, Lakeview and Slippery Rock to submit columns.
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Girlz Gone Right offers lessons on life, sex, respect
Baptists don't have sex standing up because it looks too much like dancing.
This was the type of candor presented by Pam Stenzel for recent back-to-back programs at Grove City Alliance Church in Pine Township about sex and sexuality.
The comic relief served to lighten the mood due to much weightier subject matter Stenzel addressed at the talks; mainly, the prevalence of STDs among young women that can destroy their fertility, future Ð and even lives. -
Mercer Christian school gets creative to get ahead
When a group of parents in the Mercer area started thinking of ways to give their children more opportunities for a good, Christian education, Jillian Morgan took off with the idea.
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Nicklas: Why pray?
In the Bible we read, "Are you hurting? Pray!" (James 5:13) As we pray we connect with our Creator and draw close to Him. If He is our Heavenly Father and our Creator, why wouldn't we want to draw close to Him?
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Inaugurations celebrate America's civil religion
On Monday the United States will celebrate one of its great festivals of civil religion as Barack Obama is inaugurated for a second time.
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The time of giving and the giving of time
Christ is quoted, "It is more blessed to give than to receive." Therein is one of life's toughest lessons. How do we teach our children the habit of giving?
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Healing won't come without the Wonderful Counselor
One truth that I reveal to each client that comes into my office for therapy is that, no matter how good I am as a counselor, healing will not come without dependence on the Wonderful Counselor, Jesus Christ.
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Johnson, wife mark 25 years at First Baptist
With many pastors leaving their church families, David Johnson is celebrating 25 years with his.
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Shrouded in mystery
The message of the mysterious linen cloth that may have been used to bury Jesus Christ is not shrouded to those who wish to believe, according to an expert.
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Church to bless gay relationships
As the Episcopal Church breaks new ground with its approval in July of blessings for same-sex couples, a Sharpsville man said he's grateful for the steps the church has taken to welcome members who are gay.
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