Today is and another laser beam is focused on a likely 50 pip move. What is the significance of this day? This day is meaningless and the time spent in the trading rooms will be wasted. At the same time, the opportunity exists to spend quality time on other projects and events. This week’s trade […]
There’s something exciting happening that you don’t want to miss: MONSTER. A 10-minute dev segment to stream online from Wednesday, March 23 through Sunday, March 27, 2022! MONSTER was conceived by STEPHANIE GRAHAM (Fun Home, Gray Gardens, Wild Party – The Musical Stage Company) and composer and arranger KEVIN WONG (In Real Life, Polly Peel). […]
By Pat Propster Sunday, March 13, 2022 How spiritually beneficial it would be in the weeks leading up to Resurrection Sunday (Easter) to reflect on the great suffering of Christ, with hearts rightly tied to him. His great love is our greatest need and gift.How should we approach him and give him thanks?Psalm 51:16-17 reads: […]
Throughout my life, I’ve heard this term come up time and time again. It seems to have been raised whenever there is a major public concern, or something new of major importance is happening. Like when food prices and everything else went from all individually marked with a price tag to barcode scanning. This was […]
Schellsburg United Church has announced two upcoming events. A free lunch will be served to go only from noon to 2 p.m., or while supplies last, on March 13 at the church. The menu will include a fried fish sandwich, fries, coleslaw and chocolate pudding. No pre-orders will be taken. Check Facebook for more information […]
An obvious possibility(Photo from Wikimedia Commons public domain) *** I was delighted a while ago to discover that the British ITV detective/mystery series Midsomer Murders (1997-) has, at least in the past, featured a character named “Dr. Dan Peterson. Who, I wondered, could they have hired to represent a person with such a solemn name […]
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) – The American Red Cross will hold six blood drives in the southwest and western region of the desert state. Blood drives will begin on Thursday, March 10 with locations for the first time in Quartzsite and Parker, Arizona. Air Methods Medical Transport will land their helicopter for display in the […]
Photo credit: Parisa Taghizadeh/BBCA the last season of Kill Eve asks deep questions about her fashion-loving killer, Villanelle: Does she have a moral compass? What is his sense of humanity at this point? And perhaps more importantly, what would she look like as Jesus Christ in drag? In the season premiere, a vision of God […]
The Mother of God well deserved our salvation as taught by Pope Saint Pius X, and her suffering participated in the satisfaction of our sin, as we have shown in the last two articles. Continuing the comparison with the Passion of Christ, the following inquiry examines whether Mary’s compassion was a real sacrifice. There are […]
Greggs has removed a popular item from its menu for Easter. But another popular product is back on the shelves. Hot buns have been removed for Easter. A spokesperson said: ‘Our Hot Cross Buns are taking a much needed break from our Easter menu this year, but keep an eye out for our other exciting […]
Editor’s note: Local pastors partner with us to bring a message of hope and comfort to readers twice a week. Look for it on Sundays and Wednesdays. A few months after the death and resurrection of Jesus, two of his disciples went to the temple for the time of the afternoon prayer. Peter and John […]
This spring, Catholics around the world will gather like every year to receive the ashes on Ash Wednesday. Why not also take the time to meditate and reflect deeply on the season of Lent in the weeks that follow? The Immaculate Conception Seminary School of Theology (ICSST) is pleased to present its annual Lenten reflection […]
Ash Wednesday falls on March 2 this year. Published on: Monday February 28, 2022 From: Nikko Fabian Text size: Credit: lifeteen.com Kota Kinabalu: The Christian community in Sabah will again observe Ash Wednesday this week (March 2). For Christians, especially Roman Catholics, Ash Wednesday is a day of penance, which should be marked by fasting […]
JCOMP-FREEIK “Doctor, I’ve been trying to reach you for three days now, but you haven’t answered my calls, haven’t answered my texts, haven’t replied to my Viber messages,” she said when the doctor finally took his call. this Sunday morning. “My BP has been up for a week now – for years it’s always been […]
Anderson County donors blew the top of the Salvation Army’s 2021 Red Kettle campaign, donating approximately $48,000 in one month. The total exceeds last year’s high of $36,000 by $12,000 and allows the Palestinian army’s service unit to significantly expand relief services. The First Resource Center on North Sycamore Street is now expanding assistance to […]
At this time of year, churches begin to offer a Mardi Gras meal: usually a pancake breakfast or supper, hence the day’s other name, Pancake Tuesday. Many may recognize the most common name for the day: Fat Tuesday. If that still doesn’t ring a bell, almost everyone has heard of Mardi Gras, which literally translates […]
Michael O. Leavitt, president of the Tabernacle Choir in Temple Square, addressed a virtual audience of members of the Choir organization on Thursday night announcing four new high profile goals that will set a bold and historic direction for the renowned Choir and Orchestra. . Leavitt and his advisers, L. Whitney Clayton and Gary B. […]
This is another in a series of excerpts from “What Every Christian Should Know About the Trinity”, published by MBC’s High Street Press (visit highstreet.press). In his book Rearrange Trinity, Rodrick Durst notes that there are 75 Trinitarian references in the New Testament. Many of these passages reveal the collaborative work of the Father, Son, […]
PAOLA — A representative from the Pearl Street Reformed Baptist Church addressed members of the Paola school board at their Feb. 14 meeting, urging them to “obey the Lord of the universe, Jesus Christ.” During the public comment portion of the meeting, Jon Tyte read a letter addressed to the school board and signed by […]
In the historic shipyards in Chatham England is the largest collection of Royal National lifeboats in the UK. On many lifeboats, printed numbers indicate how many times the boat has been launched and how many lives it has saved. It’s a haunting presentation of how life can sometimes hang on a precipice and what […]
In last week’s article we saw how in the gospel God’s plan to make sinful man righteous is revealed. We have seen that God does this through the atoning sacrifice of his son, Jesus, on the cross. This shedding of blood was done for “remission of sins” (Matthew 26:28). The gospel is the power of […]
To be worthy of merit before God, one must possess divine grace; moreover, one must be able to do free acts and, finally, one must still be on earth, on the way – in via as theology says. Here below, Our Lady had these three conditions: she therefore had the capacity to deserve. She deserved […]
THEME: STANDING FIRM IN GOD’S GRACE THE BENEFITS OF SALVATION THROUGH JESUS CHRIST 1 PETER 1:13-2:3 When we come to God and God redeems our souls, we have many wandering thoughts about ourselves, Him, and how to have a real relationship with Him and others. Our salvation, which is permanent and secured by the finished […]
By: Mark Weinstein, Executive Director of Public Relations, Cedarville University History links CEDARVILLE, Ohio — After conducting a nationwide search for Cedarville University’s next athletic director, Dr. Thomas White, president, today announced the hiring of Christopher Cross at office. Cross has been a member of Cedarville’s athletic department since 2005. He […]
SOUTH PORTLAND – The Diocese of Portland is pleased to announce that Timothy Stebbins has been appointed Principal of Holy Cross School in South Portland (K-8), effective July 1. Stebbins succeeds Cindy Elwood, who will retire. Stebbins has nearly 40 years of administrative and teaching experience at schools in Biddeford, Standish and Westbrook. He is […]
L LuingamIt is said that religion has been the cause of many wars on this planet. The greatest number of wars in the world have been fought in the name of religion. As far as Christianity is concerned, the history of Christianity has been written in blood. Shortly after the crucification of Jesus Christ, all […]
Atono Tsukrü Kense Kohima | February 16 Since the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines in Nagaland on January 14, 2021, vaccine hesitancy remains persistent due to misinformation, rumours, misconceptions and conspiracy theories surrounding the vaccine. To make matters worse, claimed “visions and prophecies” about the COVID-19 vaccine make state health department efforts more daunting and difficult. […]
The Rotary Club of China Lake received hard facts last week regarding the Salvation Army’s efforts to alleviate hunger and financial hardship. Lt. Gina Noble, Messenger of Compassion, is an ordained minister and a commissioned officer for the Salvation Army is Ridgecrest. “It was very important when we came here to reintroduce The Salvation Army […]
Union with Christ is central to the doctrine of salvation, theologian Fred Sanders told the Southern Seminary community during this year’s Norton Lecture Series, held February 9-10 at the Heritage Hall. Sanders gave three lectures on “Union with Christ, systematically considered. Sanders is professor of theology at the University of Biola and author of numerous […]
Organizers from a non-profit organization created to support people who leave religion came to St. George for a conference on Valentine’s Day weekend. THRIVE, a Louisiana-based organization that hosts conferences across the United States, invites people looking for direction after leaving organized religion to come together and form some kind of post-religious community. Organizers of […]
A new stake presidency was organized in the Corvallis Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in a conference held Feb. 6. The presidency includes President Carl Britsch, First Councilor Mike Moore and Second Councilor Bill Hartsell. The outgoing stake presidency consisted of President Craig Cole and counselors Mark Freeman and Don […]
The 2021 holiday season has been a very busy year for all of us here at the Salvation Army Community Center in Tehachapi. Sandy Chavez (Centre Coordinator), staff and volunteers humbly thank our community for the overwhelming show of support over the holidays. The miracle of your donations, beginning with our annual coat drive in […]
God’s salvation and forgiveness are incredibly expensive, yet absolutely free. The gospel of Jesus Christ is a free gift from God to sinners who trust Him. The good news of Christianity is that Jesus Christ freely and fully forgives us, saves us, and justifies us. What does justification mean in this context? Justification is a […]
Pope Francis is leading his general audience in the library of the Apostolic Palace in the Vatican on March 31, 2021. The Pope reflected on the Paschal Triduum and the hope that Christ’s Passion, Death and Resurrection bring in uncertain times. (CNS photo by Vatican Media) VATICAN CITY (CNS) – The commemoration of the Passion, […]
NEW YORK (CBS New York) — Easter is one of the most important days in the Christian calendar, but churches in the area were empty on Sunday. People celebrated in very different ways, including online streaming services, CBS2’s Hazel Sanchez reported. READ MORE: Funeral today for FDNY firefighter Jesse Gerhard on Long Island It was […]
Christ gives us so much more than we can ever work.Pexels “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and do not forget all his blessings…” – Psalm 103:2 Our salvation in Jesus Christ does more than just give us entrance to heaven after the end of this life. It’s so much more than having our names […]