By John L. Nosker Sister Adams was born November 6, 1912, in Pike Road, North Carolina, the daughter of the late David B. and Mary Allen Adams. All of her four brothers and two sisters preceded her in death. She moved to Hopewell, Virginia in 1930 to make her home with her brother Joyner and his …
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By Kevin Maxey, Dennis Scroggins, and Steve Wallace In late March of this year Dennis Scroggins and Steve Wallace arrived to start another effort to spread the gospel in Kaunas. Kevin Maxey and Bill Bynum followed them. The effort continues as this article is being written with Randy Blackaby and Joe McCameron presently laboring there. Street …
By Don Willis While sitting in two different air-ports as I returned from a gospel meeting, I purchased a local newspaper. Reading the religioun page of The Indianapolis Star (April 27, 1996, C-8), a shocking realization overcame me at what had entered the open door of digression! “Light of the World church sets celebration of prayer …
By Norman Midgette The answer to this question is simple, yet most religious people miss some part of it. Some say you are saved without doing anything. Others say it is all up to God’s predestination. If you are predestined to be saved, so be it. If you are predestined to be lost, too bad. Still …
