Prairie Doc Perspective

As the holiday season winds down and the New Year approaches, many of us begin reflecting on the past year and thinking ahead. It’s a natural time to set resolutions— those hopeful promises to ourselves to eat better, move more, stress less or simply live healthier.

Pastor’s Corner

Several years ago, while the preacher and evangelist Eddie Fox was at the barber shop to get a haircut, the following crisis appeared on TV. Inside a cockpit of a TWA airliner was a young Muslim man pointing a gun at the pilot’s head.

Prairie Doc Perspective

Dental caries (decay) remains the most common chronic disease in the U.S. and globally, despite decades of research and proven preventive strategies.

I Was Not Born A Saint

Imagine accepting to be the speaker at the upcoming 2026 high school graduation where you graduated from. How would you want to be introduced?Today’s focus is: Who or what people worship determines their identity.

Prairie Doc Perspective

It’s hard to look at your television or social media and not see a headline about some “superfood,” supplement, or other product promising to “boost immunity.” And who doesn’t want to boost immunity, especially in a year in which measles outbreaks are becoming routine?

Kansas Health Insurance Market

Commissioner Vicki Schmidt releases 2026 Overview ofTopeka, Kan. – On October 30, Kansas Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt released the annual “Overview of the Health Insurance Market in Kansas.” This report details the 2026 Kansas Health Insurance Market (Marketplace).

Pastor’s Corner

For most honest individuals, the thought of studying 500 year-old plus church history sounds about as exciting as watching someone else watch paint drying. We may wonder, what does this have to do with me? What does this have to do with the twentyfirst century? Could anything be less relevant?

Prairie Doc Perspective

Let’s call her Sarah, although that wasn’t her name. I’d had the privilege of delivering her, and the fun of watching her grow into a precocious toddler, with an impish smile and a joyous laugh. Then I had the responsibility of explaining her autopsy report to her devastated parents.

Prairie Doc Perspective

Women experience distinct stages throughout their lives. In literature, these are often described as the maiden, the mother, and the matriarch phases. The transitions between these phases can be challenging times for a woman. Perimenopause is the transition between mother to matriarch.

A Mulligan

The last time I played golf was when I was 17 years old. I was given an old set of clubs by my grandfather who was happy to get them out of his garage. I can still remember that set of rusty 1962 Wilson Staff Dynapower clubs that I lugged around the course.