A walk in the steps of Jesus and Abraham, learning about the Holocaust — these are just some of the things people who travel to Jerusalem and Israel with Greg and Katie Holloway of Belton get to experience.
Tom Popelka Ministries hasn’t missed a trip to Russia since 1994 — but it will this year because of COVID-19 and other factors. The ministry is, however, still collecting funds for its annual gift distribution for needy children.
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The beautiful weather has enabled the congregation of St. Francis Episcopal Church, 5001 Hickory Road in Temple, to meet in its outdoor chapel but, when they return indoors, it should be with some contagious laughter.
There is a time when we are on opposing sides but at the end of the day, we come together with more in common than differences. We come together as one.
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Andy Davis, the senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Belton, is retiring after more than 32 years of service to the church. He will give his final sermon Oct. 25.
No matter your political leanings, you should pray for our President and all in the Executive Branch. You should pray for Congress and all in the Legislative Branch. You should pray for our Judges and all in the Judicial Branch.
The Rev. David Krause, center, opens with prayer and a reading during the annual Blessing of the Animals event last Saturday in the Garden Chapel at St. Francis Episcopal Church in Temple. The annual Blessing of the Animals event is held each year in honor of Saint Francis of Assisi, the pat…
Power Source Music Nashville listed the work of local country music artist Julie Reese at the top of its Christian Country Top 100 list for September.
Upcoming faith-related events in Central Texas include a "Faith Fest" concert in Yettie Polk Park and a blessing of the animals event in Temple.
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Children sometimes need a place of freedom and encouragement where they can see hope for the future. Those healing blessings are what the owners of Angel Wings Ranch in Salado want to provide for those who need it.
A Faith Fest featuring multiple musical acts will take place Sunday, Oct. 4, at Yettie Polk Park in Belton. The event is organized by Bill Phillips, who got the idea after the Belton Senior Activity Center closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
There is a place for reasoning and logic in problem-solving, but there will be times that we must “turn off our brain” and “turn on our heart” and put our trust in the Lord.
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About 60 people spent two hours last weekend learning about how they can help children from other countries through Operation Christmas Child.
