If we only worry about what we don’t have, or what we have lost, we will not find peace at heart.
The latest on schedule changes, local decisions and other updates related to COVID-19 coronavirus in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia
Protracted fear takes on a life of its own and feeds on itself to produce even more fear.
While we the church will not be reckless or carelessly expose our families to danger, we have the answer of faith, hope and peace to offer a world of anxious and panic-hearted, fear-filled people and that hope is in Jesus Christ.
“To live simply, to love generously, to live truthfully, to serve faithfully, and leave everything else to God.” — Dr. Fred Craddock.
When you are in survival mode, you don’t feel like you have time to think about making worship a priority in your life.
With so many churches in our area having to suspend worship services during the coronavirus pandemic, we are asking local pastors to partner with us in bringing a daily message of hope and comfort to readers during this difficult time.
Today, most of us would agree, our nation and world are in a time of “Great Need,” and those of us who follow Christ can find the Word of God has never lost its power.
The first thing is to remember that this too shall pass. We don’t know when and we don’t know how. But we will be normal again someday.
There’s a famous story about Jesus being in a storm. And what makes it famous is what Jesus was doing — He was sleeping.
A sandwich record falls; Volunteer runner earns a scholarship; Mount Carmel teachers enjoy “Goody Day”, famous author visits RCS; and CHMS honors some of its “miscellaneous” staff members with a luncheon.
Founder Ruth Mowell-Byrns says the purpose of the Blessing Box is to provide a place where neighbors can help meet the needs of neighbors, whether it be food, toiletries, hats, gloves and socks, or even a roll of toilet paper or two.
According to the CDC, there is currently no vaccine to prevent COVID-19. Suggested ways to protect yourself from the virus includes regularly washing your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
