May 29, 2020

    by Kevin Butler     If there was ever a time to “Fix Your Eyes on Jesus,” it was this spring. What began as a word play on the aspect of 20/20 vision, became a clarion call. While an in-person gathering of our Conference faithful is a no-go, we still want to provide a taste of a virtual Conference experience during that last week of...

May 29, 2020

      By Sarina Gumness Sometimes I think God speaks to us through songs. I find on many of my drives to work, God just knows how I’m feeling and He will in some way command the radio to play just exactly the words I need to hear. The past couple of times in the car, the song He’s played to me is “OK” by Josh Wilson. I think the lyrics in the...

May 29, 2020

        By Rev. Chris Galarneau What is one of the words most dreaded by people in the Church today? If you said, “Evangelism,” I agree with you! As someone who is seriously introverted (and shy to boot), it is something that I have always struggled with, especially in the models I had been taught since becoming a Christian back in high...

        Barb Green, Parish Nurse Milton, WI   Inflammation is the process your body uses to provide the healing chemicals and nutrients needed to help repair damage due to injury or disease. There are two types: acute—a temporary helpful response to an injury or illness; and chronic—a slow, creeping condition caused by a misfiring of...

            By Pastor Phil Lawton My heart has been heavy of late. I have been thinking of the consequences of the quarantine. Not the economic ones. The domestic ones. Though it has been on my mind since this lockdown started, the recent news involving Tara Reed and Joe Biden has brought it back to the forefront of my mind. If you...