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Religion

Footsteps to Follow: A powerful remembrance of the most important

I do love history. Having heard of Eldred’s World War II Museum, I enthusiastically drove to McKean County to visit. And I’m so glad I did. I pictured something honorable and patriotic but small, perhaps a tiny collection of American and Nazi helmets. What I found exceeded my ...

Sojourner Truth Ministries celebrates 25th anniversary Sunday

In celebration of 25 years of ministry, service and community transformation, Sojourner Truth Ministries, Inc. (STM) has announced an open house from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday at 501 High St. Community members, faith partners, and local leaders are encouraged to attend and celebrate this milestone ...

Footsteps to Follow: Building with love

Recently I was watching some builders add an addition to my neighbor’s house. One of the windows was almost ground level. I noticed they left it open as they went in and out of the structure during the workday and sometimes even overnight, so I wondered if cats could jump in or even skunks! ...

Footsteps to Follow: Where’s the anger?

I noticed something missing when reading the three parables in chapter 15 of Luke’s gospel. But let’s back up and define “parable,” a term we Bible nerds toss around like rice at a wedding. The internet has a plethora of definitions, but I found this one simple and helpful: “A ...

Footsteps to Follow: The fall

When you think of “the fall” you might think of autumn, the season of brightly colored leaves, pumpkin spice lattes, and cooler weather. Or “the fall” might bring back to mind that nasty tumble you took when you tripped over a child’s toy, stumbled in the driveway, or attempted to ...

Footsteps to Follow: Influence and connection

Paul writes, “I am reminded of your sincere faith, which first lived in your grandmother Lois and in your mother Eunice and, I am persuaded, now lives in you also” (2 Timothy 1:5 NIV). I have five living first cousins. They reside in five different states. In the past twelve months, I ...