LW BAPTIST By Rolland Coburn Pastor The Bible says that as Jesus grew, he learned things by experience. Most important, he became aware of his calling, mission and business to do his father’s will. He learned how to be about his father’s business, and that is to be our business, too. “To be used of God to sing, to speak, to pray/ To be used of God to show someone the way/I long

Rabbi Galit Shirah and the Beit HaLev congregation hope that the coming year brings health and an end to the coronavirus. Beit HaLev’s Coffee Chavurah on Zoom will celebrate the Sabbath evening on Friday, Jan. 8, at 5:30, followed by the evening service at 6. On Saturday, the morning service begins at 10:30 followed by the Coffee Chavurah. To join on Zoom, go to https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9152434704?

By Rolland Coburn Pastor Our savior had a miraculous birth, yet a normal childhood. Nevertheless, his growing up included some amazing elements. The Bible says newborn Jesus’ father and mother were amazed at the things spoken about him (Luke 2:33). At the baby’s eighth-day circumcision, Mary and Joseph registered his name as Jesus, meaning Jehovah is salvation, as the angel said before

By Johan Dodge Reverend It will be New Year’s Eve on the date of this publication. It is the end of what my children describe as a “terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year.” The world around us is hurting and in deep pain. Maybe you lost a friend, a loved one, or even a family member. Some have suffered the most difficult loss of a child amidst this COVID-19 battle. Even as we continue