Pastor Travis Loeslie of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Morristown received the life-changing diagnosis of Huntington’s disease. Although the Loeslie family is hurting, their faith and community support remain strong.

There is much to be desired when it comes to spending time alone. It’s only been in the last few years that the floodgates of voices have been opened to everyone at any time. Yes, we can see there have been written scrolls from thousands of years ago, and books were printed around the year 1200, but this information was not widely circulated. Through the years printing continued to expand and when newspapers became available, the masses were given a new realm that would inspire and influence their thinking. Take for example, in the early nineteenth century when many people lived in remote areas, they had no idea what was happening in the world. This isolation allowed them to concentrate on what they needed to do which was physically difficult but they were not filled with stress or fear about politics or social issues. When the radio was invented, families would sit around and listen to a variety of opinions and ideas. Later came the television that planted visual seeds within the mind and further persuaded the conscience. Was it invented for information or mind control?

Written By Eddie Vines

The Very Rev. Christopher M. Stanish might have been a college professor. Instead, he turned to the priesthood. And he would not change a thing.

The Rogersville Review will be publishing a 2022-23 Hawkins County Guidebook publication in November.

“I think the angels wrote the verses, and God helped the angels type it out,” says Sara, 8.

What should Christians know about September and especially the upcoming dates of September 25-27?

The apostle Paul gave a prediction that has proved true over and over again. He said, “The time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths.” We are living in such a time.

The apostle Paul gave a prediction that has proved true over and over again. He said, “The time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths.” We are living in such a time.

State Rep. Regina Young presented Pastor Alfred S. Parker, Jr. with a $60,000 check on behalf of the Mt. Zion C.M.E Church located in Sharon Hill.

What would you think if, one Sunday morning, your music pastor or worship leader selected only children’s songs to be sung for the entire service?

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Robert “Bob” Edwin Johnson

“Scars are the mark of a warrior” was one of the most memorable lines from the box office hit The Woman King starring Viola Davis.

When the Jewish people of the Northern Kingdom (Israel) were exiled for their disobedience to God (Yehovah). The Assyrians who deported them moved pagan people from other conquered lands into Israel. The Assyrians mixed people from different countries together to keep any one national group from being large enough to rise up against their conquerors. The imported people brought their religious practices with them. Worse, they intermarried with the remaining Jews. The Jewish people from the Southern Kingdom (Judah) had antipathy for the Jews that intermarried with the foreigners, as this was a violation of God’s law.

I can’t help but grin as I write this article because I’m re-playing in my mind typical morning conversations with my daughter. 

I can’t help but grin as I write this article because I’m re-playing in my mind typical morning conversations with my daughter. 

The Cult's Ian Astbury talks about Wounded Knee, his Buddhist beliefs and how they fit into the band's music before its Sunday Omaha concert. 

ALBANY — Liberty House Domestic Violence Shelter here has a number of events planned in October, which is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, including one of the shelter’s biggest annual fundraisers.