RELIGION
GOD TRACKS Great news in a pool of rats
Something incredible happened to a Muslim in Mecca, and he wanted to tell everyone about it. But when this man started talking about how he had seen Jesus Christ, he was thrown in jail, and then into ...
Posted on 11/14/12 at 9:46 AM
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
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY A Big Congratulations to this Areavoices blogger!
Local blogger wins national writing award Congratulations to Areavoices blogger Julie Holmquist who recently received a national award for her blog, God Tracks: The Evidence of God in Ordinary Lives,...
Posted on 5/31/12 at 2:25 PM
Former residents expand program to South Sudan
A former New Richmond couple is taking their trauma rehabilitation efforts to a new country.
By By Jeff Holmquist , September 23, 2011
Church group lends helping hand at Pine Ridge, S.D.
When sisters Becky and Alissa Rutledge heard about West Immanuel Lutheran Church’s plans to travel to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation near Kadoka, S.D., they both jumped at the opportunity.
By By Jackie Grumish , August 25, 2011
Rock Youth group helps Arkansas community recover from April storm
Teenagers are sometimes unfairly generalized to be lazy, self-absorbed and oblivious the world around them. Those labels don’t apply to the teens in the Rock Youth Group.
By Tom Lindfors , July 22, 2011
Misson trip to New Richmond serves those in need
Some 102 projects were part of the third annual week-long local mission trip, “Faith Works,” sponsored by Faith Community Church in New Richmond. The projects, which spanned from Roberts to Osceola, involved more than 350 parishioners.
By By Jordan Langer , July 07, 2011
St. Pat’s priest leaving after allegedly taking money
It was announced at Hudson's St. Patrick Church Sunday that Father Dan Dahlberg is leaving the parish after allegedly taking about $10,800 from the parish charity account for his own use.
By Doug Stohlberg , March 21, 2011
Chili draws Roberts residents to church on a chilly night
Around 50 people showed up for the first “Music and a Meal” event at the Roberts Congregational United Church of Christ on Jan. 20.
By Gretta Stark , February 04, 2011
Providing light to a dark world? Pastor releases book
A local pastor has authored a book to challenge Christians to live a more light-filled life. “Radiance: If we are the light of the world, why is everything so dark?” was written by Randy Dean, pastor of Living Word Chapel in Forest.
By Jeff Holmquist , February 04, 2011
Monthly community dinner celebrates 10th anniversary
January’s Community Outreach Meal for Everyone at First Lutheran Church marked the 10th year of free meals offered to the community through area churches.
By By Jackie Grumish , January 27, 2011
Local actors create realistic touch of Bethlehem
Historic Bethlehem comes to western Wisconsin this holiday season.
“Bethlehem Revisited” will be held at First Lutheran Church, Amery, later in December.
By Jeff Holmquist , December 10, 2010
80-year-old windows get major overhaul
Something has been missing from the 98-year-old building at 139 Church Hill Road in Somerset.
By By Julia Ybarra-Young , November 05, 2010
Chaplains meet spiritual needs of aging residents
Julia Rajtar feels it’s important for everyone to express their spirit — even those with memory loss and dementia.
By By Jackie Grumish , October 29, 2010
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