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Penn College welding faculty, students build ‘Living Chapel’

A massive structure meant to encourage the “ecological awakening of humanity” in Europe can trace its foundation across the Atlantic Ocean to the welding expertise and facilities offered at Pennsylvania College of Technology. Nine instructors and 15 students spent 10 weeks fabricating ...

Column: Turning tragedies into triumphs

Recently, as I was praying, the Lord began to speak to me about the coronavirus and the different tragedies that have been taking place on the earth. First, we need to understand that absolutely nothing comes to God as a surprise as He is our supreme, all-knowing, all-powerful, sovereign ...

Linden couple’s newborn baptized in Geisinger NICU

After 37 weeks of pregnancy, Amanda Greenawalt and David Sauter, of Linden, welcomed their beautiful baby boy, Greyson, into this world. Greyson survived with zero amniotic fluid surrounding him in-utero, causing issues with his kidneys and ultimately leading to a diagnosis of bilateral ...

Beyond this, there be dragons!

Changes! Have you had any this year? I mean, besides more than you have ever faced? We have gone from a thriving economy with record low unemployment and normal health concerns to a global pandemic, total lockdown, the worst recession since the great depression, and now race riots in major ...

Perseverance

Perseverance is the name given to the new Mars Rover. Seventh grader Alex Mather, who won a contest to name it, was not describing the Rover, but the people who made it. They persevered and kept pushing the limits. In Luke 18:1-8, a persistent widow kept telling a judge that her rights were ...

Pandemic and racial unrest test black clergy on dual fronts

For black clergy across the United States, the past 10 days have been a tumultuous test of their stamina and their skills. For weeks, they had been striving to comfort their congregations amid a pandemic taking a disproportionately heavy toll on African-Americans. Then came a coast-to-coast ...