Church
Sixth Street Pentecostal Church
We thought we would attend church close to home recently. The church sign read Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. Therefore we assumed the church service woul...
Thanks never seems to be enough
In World War 1 in Belleau Wood, as the French forces were retreating out of the woods under the fire of German machine guns… a Marine captain sa...
Rarden Church of the Nazarene
Going to church in the peak of fall leaves we chose a church with a little distance and a circle route to extend our drive time. Therefore we left Min...
In the front seat with George
There have been a rare number of times in my life when I have had the great honor to spend time in the company of those individuals who I would define...
The Plans We Make
Isn’t it amazing how we attempt to plan our lives? We plan to be forever young and then the “balloon” bursts when we reach the ripe ...
Ah, do you remember these?
The fall classic finds itself in the history books this year but I can’t help looking back with fondness at the taste, the smell and the feel of...
First Church of the Nazarene in Portsmouth
As we get further into our journey we find ourselves scouting out the off-road churches in the county and in town. We are saving a few closer snowy da...
Temple Baptist Church
“The Story of Us” has become an Icon event conducted by the Friends of Greenlawn Cemetary! After having attended the wonderful Saturday se...
Pay It Forward
I’m stepping out of my normal format this week. I’m not writing about a hospice patient; but about Charlie. I’m writing about one of...
Salvation Army Church
In 1894 the bell ringing and service to our community began. Each year at Christmas and even throughout the community benefits from one organization o...
