Christ Episcopal Church, 300 N. Main St. in Temple, will be joining cities and churches across the nation in ringing its bell at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday to remember and honor those lost to COVID-19 and to pray for those who are recovering.
Time is a gift we have that can never be regained if it is wasted. Everyone here is on a journey that will end one day.
The Erwins and The Sound will be featured in concert to kick off the 31st year for Crimson River Ministries. The concert will take place 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 14, at Taylor’s Valley Baptist Church, 2497 W. FM 93 in Temple.
I would like to call our attention to one feature of the work for social change, justice, and freedom, that I am convinced is essential. There is a needed contribution from communities of faith.
The First Baptist Church of Holland and members of the Holland community recently took part in the annual “Kids Helping Kids” campaign.
Seven chaplains graduated from the Family Life Chaplain Qualification Course during a ceremony held Friday, Dec. 11, at the Chaplain Family Life Training Center at Fort Hood.
Six-year-old Macon Messer, right, raises his candle and shows an expression of joy as he sings in celebration of the birth of Jesus during a Christmas Eve service Dec. 24 at the First United Methodist Church of Belton. Also pictured on the left is Emma Lathi, 11.
In its first event of the year, Vista Community Church — 7051 Stonehollow in Temple — has scheduled a women’s worship night for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 5.
ARRINGTON, Va. — “Blessed are the flexible for they won’t be bent out of shape.”
DENVER — For Jessica Iwajomo, the joy she finds in her faith is too important, too good to keep to herself.
Christ Episcopal Church, 300 N. Main St. in Temple, is slated to host its Longest Night Service 6 p.m. Monday — a reflective event intended to honor those experiencing grief.
Our nation and our world are experiencing desperate and depressing times. Instead of focusing on all the bad news, we must take time to focus on the good news that Christmas is all about — the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Two rural pastors meet midway between their houses of worship each week, seeking each other’s counsel, sharing their joys — and, more often, their burdens.
Churches Touching Lives for Christ in Temple has seen a drop in its mostly older volunteers due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Volunteers, especially those with fork lift skills, are currently needed.