By Karl Diestelkamp Preaching the gospel is what Leslie Diestelkamp did. It was not a “job” or a “profession,” but a labor of love in service of the Lord and Savior to whom he had given his life and soul in 1925. Early memories are of Dad farming and preaching; working in construction at Ft. …
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By David A. Girar “You know, I never thought of that,” he said … I was a new Christian back in 1974, when a man who had been preaching for some 40 years was in our home for dinner. I had been commenting on some scripture (I don’t even re-member which one). His reply impressed me …
By Harry R. Osborne In the previous article, we noted that God spoke though the prophet Isaiah of his power to show man about events to come. God used this power as a proof of his existence and his guidance of Bible writers. The prophecies are of such a detailed nature and so contrary to the …
By Connie W. Adams The National Education Association on July 6 passed a resolution sup-porting the recognition of October as Lesbian and Gay History Month. Here are the resolutions adopted by delegates to the 1995 NEA Representative Assembly: `B-9. Sexual Orientation Education: The National Education Association recognizes the importance of raising the awareness and increasing the …
