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Verna Davis: Loyalty to love built a lasting marriage
My husband and I have been married 39 years. Throughout it all, Doug and I made one promise to each other, and I think that promise has made all the difference: We promised to love each other.
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Lenten series announced
The Anderson Area Christian Men’s Lenten Breakfast Series Committee recently announced the schedule of Lenten breakfasts for this year.
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Church News: Feb. 4
The following are brief Church News items of local interest.
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The Amish Cook: Winter brings usual ailments
Last Monday it was rainy and warm and now this week we have snow and cold again.
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Getting Together: Volunteers sew love into teddy bears
Churning out approximately 100 unique teddy bears a month, the Madison County Love Bears are reaching out to comfort anxious children in area hospitals with the gift of a new, fluffy friend.
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Sidewalk Prophets part of Rock and Worship Roadshow
As Anderson University students, Dave Frey and Ben McDonald met when Frey was playing Nintendo and McDonald walked into his room. Now, they’re two of four members in Sidewalk Prophets, a Christian band getting ready to release its second CD. Nintendo was an ice-breaker that set up the band.
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Verna Davis: What to do when our words come back to us
Every so often, my words come back to haunt me. Maybe I’ve been less than flattering when speaking of my husband, and someone will tell him what I said. Or maybe I’ve criticized what someone has said or done and it will get back to them.
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Church News: Jan. 28
The following are brief Church News items of local interest.
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Amish Cook: Warmer weather makes for different winter
I like when the ground stays frozen so the house doesn’t get tracked up with mud so much. It always seems like snow makes a brighter world during the winter.
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Jim Bailey: Oh no! Phil's smiling face won't be greeting us again
It all started this way for us. On a warm Memorial Day weekend at a church campground on the shores of Yellow Creek Lake in northern Indiana, our daughter Ruth was having some sort of problem with a plaything of choice just as Phillip Miller walked by. “Oh no!” she shouted.
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