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THE FLENSBURG FILES Berliners and the Faschings Carneval: An unlikely combination
Carneval Monday (Rosenmontag) in a typical German town- in the midst of Carnevale, all is going on during the 5-6 day long celebration that starts on the weekend. People are dressed up in various co...
Posted on 2/11/13 at 8:51 AM
CAPITOL CHATTER They read same Bible, but come up with marriage differences
Its a story 2,000 years old: People read the same words in the Bible, but come up with different conclusions. That is center to a debate about amending the Minnesota Constitution to define marriage a...
Posted on 7/16/12 at 3:17 PM
OH LOOK! A SHINY THING Writing About Writing (and Religion)
Not to be hopelessly twee or self-referential here, but I've noticed a buildup of journalism- and media-related links building up here on my browser, starting with a couple of things about religion re...
Posted on 6/18/12 at 1:26 PM
REPRINT 1940: Reunion for St. Mary's
Lismore Township's St. Mary's had a reunion in 1940....
Posted on 5/18/11 at 12:00 AM
STAFF BLOG LAGNIAPPE Blessed and haunted
Just before I came to work this morning, I turned on one of the morning news programs while I was putting on my makeup. The segments that I happened to catch were the two stories that seem to be toppi...
Posted on 1/19/10 at 5:00 AM
Tunes & talk: Prayer Breakfast to feature VandenBerg
WORTHINGTON — Since graduating — magna cum laude, nonetheless — from Minnesota State University, Mankato, in 2008, Holly VandenBerg has focused on advancing her music career. She studied music and public speaking in college and will combine the two disciplines during her first-ever prayer breakfast appearance, the 19th annual Mayor’s Community Prayer Breakfast April 14 in Worthington.
By Beth Rickers , April 05, 2012
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Sowing SEEDS of faith: American Lutheran reinvents church night
WORTHINGTON — Wednesday night has long been designated as “church night” in Worthington. Sporting and school events are generally scheduled for other nights so local parishioners can attend confirmation classes, youth group meetings and choir practices.
By Beth Rickers , January 19, 2012
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Word, music & candlelight: Sibley processional event aims to give meaning to season
SIBLEY, Iowa — Just a few weeks ago, Tim Nobles and his family viewed the Candlelight Processional at DisneyWorld in Orlando, Fla. It wasn’t their first time — the Nobles have made the event a family holiday tradition since 1998.
By Beth Rickers , December 15, 2011
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Bound for the border: St. Mary's team follows in footsteps of immigrants
WORTHINGTON — People who venture into the desert in an attempt to cross the border illegally find their lives changed by the experience, one way or another. Some find a new life in the United States. Some get caught by the border patrol and end up in a detention center. Some die.
By Beth Rickers , December 01, 2011
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Forest of opportunity: Love INC welcomes holiday season with tree event
WORTHINGTON — For the past year, Love In the Name of Christ has been identifying and evaluating needs in the local community and finding resources through its partner churches and existing agencies to meet them.
Now, to further highlight its role in the community, Love INC is planning a Christmas Tree Forest event to usher in the holiday season.
By Beth Rickers , November 10, 2011
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Global connection: Local family meets recipient of Operation Christmas box
WORTHINGTON — Since Operation Christmas Child was introduced to the local community 17 years ago, many area families have made it part of their holiday tradition to pack up a shoebox gift to be sent to a child in need in a far-off country.
By Beth Rickers , November 03, 2011
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Music & testimony: Cody James shares his personal story and song at jails, churches
WORTHINGTON — When Cody James goes into jails and prisons to minister to the inmates, he can relate to what they are going through on the other side of the bars, because he’s been there himself. A cycle of addictive behavior landed him there.
By Beth Rickers , October 20, 2011
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Sowing seeds of community service
WORTHINGTON — A seed of an idea was planted about a year ago, resulting in a harvest that far exceeded all expectations. A community garden planted and tended by church youths has so far yielded 1,600 pounds of produce that has been donated to the local food pantries.
By Beth Rickers , October 06, 2011
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The book of Ruth: Bachman shares her story Sunday at American Lutheran
WORTHINGTON — In March of 2003, Ruth Bachman was a left-handed wife and mother facing an incomprehensible cancer diagnosis. Today, she describes herself as “a right-handed woman, wife, mother and grandmother in apparent good health.”
September 29, 2011
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