Opinion
Pastor\'s Blog - JOY INTO OUR LONGEST NIGHT
Friday, Decemter 21, was the first day of winter, the longest night of the year. On that day, the sun rose at 7:38 am and set at 4:48 pm. That gave us a little over... The unseen sign of growing old
Signs of aging, for me, are nothing new. Most of them however, I have been able to see clearly.
Like the day the radar gun said my 12-year-old could throw a baseball way faster than ...
How remembering 2012 should (but probably won\'t) inspire changes
The President was named the Time Magazine "Man of the Year" after defeating a stiff, boring, flip-flopping rich dude from Massachusetts. The president -- whose party had lost big in...
Pastor's Blog - THE LONGEST NIGHT
Friday, Decemter 21, is the first day of winter, the longest night of the year. On that day, the sun will rise at 7:38 am and set at 4:48 pm. That gives us a little over nin...
First rule of winter driving safety: DON'T!
(Editor's Note: The following op-ed piece is brought to you again this year by the car insurance industry, law enforcement, ambulance services and towing companies from any place wh...
The wonderful world wide web
As I glance across the top of my screen, I see that I have 10 screens open.
I am waiting for a picture to download, and I started thinking about what I'd really like for Christmas.
This...
Watershed address: Why to understand where water goes after the rain
It’s a sultry July night in Muscatine County – and the fish are biting!
But John can’t decide whether to keep or throw back the scrappy channel cat he ju...
Pastor\'s Blog - Post Thanksgiving
Part I
It's 1:25 pm on November 26, 2012, and the kitchen is finally cleaned up. The left overs are all packaged up after a trip to the grocery store this morning to buy more storage ... Are there too many college bowl games?
I come from the era when there were less than 10 bowl games. Yes, less than 10.
The first year I really remember paying that much attention t...
The Legend of the Face of Cedar Rock... help write it!
Legends began when people many years ago saw something unusual and tried to find a historical explanation.
While I am sure this stone is a naturally-occuring phenomenon, it would be...