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CAPITOL CHATTER They read same Bible, but come up with marriage differences
Its a story 2,000 years old: People read the same words in the Bible, but come up with different conclusions. That is center to a debate about amending the Minnesota Constitution to define marriage a...
Posted on 7/16/12 at 3:17 PM
STAFF BLOG AREA VOICES BLOG 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
Highview Christiania Church receives national Historic Place designation
Maybe it was just good planning, but maybe there was a little divine intervention, too. Whatever it was, the members of Highview Christiania Lutheran Church are celebrating this weekend.
By Michelle Leonard , May 07, 2011
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Q and A: Putting together a day of prayer
At lunchtime Thursday, a group of Farmington residents will gather at Rambling River Park to offer up prayers. The annual National Day of Prayer event is an opportunity to create unity among people of all religions, and to celebrate community. We talked with Ann Manthey, one of the event’s coordinators, to find out what people can expect if they show up.
By Nathan Hansen , May 05, 2011
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Q and A: Time for another Super Sunday
This is a significant time of year for pastors, so we caught up with New Heights Christian Fellowship pastor Mike Barnett last week to talk about the church and what Holy Week means for him.
By Nathan Hansen , April 24, 2011
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Church group is learning to have a little financial faith
As many Farmington residents continue to struggle in a challenging economy, one local group is turning to an authority higher than anyone at the bank.
For the past two years the members of Light of the World Lutheran Church’s Trusting God In Finance group have met monthly to talk about their financial situation, share stories and get tips on managing their money.
By Nathan Hansen , April 03, 2011
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Q and A: Church celebrates a milestone
Three years ago, Dan Oberer had a lot of uncertainty in front of him. The pastor of the brand-new Hope Lutheran Church had a congregation of three — his wife and their two children — and a lot of work to do.
This weekend, the church will officially incorporate.
By Nathan Hansen , March 04, 2011
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Kept in stitches
There is a closet at Highview Christiania Church that seems to have taken on magical, even miraculous qualities in recent years. Every time members of the church’s quilting group open its doors, it has sprouted new pieces of fabric and other supplies.
By Nathan Hansen , January 24, 2011
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She’s discovered where she is supposed to be
Two months ago, Tanna Howie wasn’t sure what her next step in life was going to be. The 2010 Farmington High School graduate had hoped to attend the Art Institute in Minneapolis this year, but when the finances didn’t work out, she was left without a clear direction.
By Nathan Hansen , January 10, 2011
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Pastors' FACE group promotes unity through prayer
A group of Farmington pastors wants to help bring the city closer together.
For the past two years pastors from The River Church, Faith United Methodist, Bible Baptist, New Heights Christian Fellowship and Middle Creek Vineyard Church have been gathering under the name Farmington Area Christian Evangelicals. They have made the rounds at Farmington businesses to offer prayers. They have prayed for city leaders and at Farmington schools.
By Nathan Hansen , December 14, 2010
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Q and A: Middle Creek Vineyard is reaching out to the community
Middle Creek Vineyard Church is small, but its members are doing what they can to have a big impact in Farmington. In recent years church members have reached out to the community with activities pastor John Guist said are designed to help people who are in need.
By Nathan Hansen , October 24, 2010
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Church prepares to close its doors
The shelves in the basement office at Farmington Community Church are all empty this week. Pastor Luke Wynja has packed the things he wants to take with him and tossed at least some of what he doesn’t into a trash can that is filled well beyond its rim.
By Nathan Hansen , October 14, 2010
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