Memories from the Museum

with The Leoti Standard Thursday, August 9, 1923 Tornado Destroys Property in and around Leoti Several Persons Severely Injured but Are Reported Recovering. Some of the Property Not Covered by Insurance.

Storytelling

Hello, summer! Hello, hot days! Hello, fair week. With it being fair time, I was reminded of a situation a few years back. Our daughter, Aliza, had brought home an oil pastel picture of a field of poppies from her art class. “You did this?

Pastor’s Corner:

In this fallen and broken world do you hunger, as I do, for a kingdom where sickness, hatred, harshness, evil, and death are overcome by healing, love, gentleness, goodness, and life? Jesus of Nazareth ushered such a needed kingdom two thousand years ago and paid a huge price for us to live in it.

...Yesteryears

compiled by Melodie Breitkreutz July 26,1923 Vol. 38, No. 37 Lee Oldham, Owner Harry Coyne, Publisher Leases Acacia Hotel— Tom Ellsworth of Ionia, Missouri leased the Acacia Hotel and took charge Tuesday. Mr.

Bloom Copycat

Recently, I have started working remotely in a phone center. My phone center consists of comforts of home and, interestingly enough, callers can tell I’m not actually in a phone center with dozens of others.

Pastor’s Corner:

This month we are explo r ing Eccle s iastes 4:9-12 to see how we’re called to journey through life together, in deep and meaningful relationships. To paint a picture of this, we’ll be using the incredible true story of Congo missionaries Sheppard and Lapsley.

Letter to the Editor

Dear Editor: Who do you trust? I’m not thinking of political leaders. I’m referring to people. Whether they go to church is as irrelevant as their political party. What matters is whether they put their beliefs above evidence. Do they put Tribe above Truth?

Pastor’s Corner:

This month we are explo r ing Eccle s iastes 4:9-12 to see how we’re called to journey through life together, in deep and meaningful relationships. To paint a picture of this, we’ll be using the incredible true story of Congo missionaries Sheppard and Lapsley.

loom Starstruck

The power outage Tuesday night did two things around here. Oneit delayed bedtime. Two- it brought the family together. Suddenly, everyone wanted to be close, snuggled under arm. It’s funny how not having a nightlight strikes fear in the under-teen category. Yet, who am I kidding?

Pastor’s Corner:

This month we are explo r ing Eccle s iastes 4:9-12 to see how we’re called to journey through life together, in deep and meaningful relationships. To paint a picture of this, we’ll be using the incredible true story of Congo missionaries Sheppard and Lapsley.