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Have you ever wondered how the keys on an organ keyboard make sound come out of the giant pipes? Have you ever wanted to try playing music with your hands and your feet at the same time? Or change the...
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I'm a Believer -- So Are You
We disagree with one another a lot these days, but I think I've found three sentences we can all say, "Yes, that's true," to: 1) We are all born. 2) We all die. 3) In between, we operate each of ...
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On faith: Put compassion back in fashion

Attitudes determine outcomes. They are a source of blessing for oneself and others.

By Fr. Michael Lyons, Holy Spirit, Two Harbors , September 29, 2011

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On faith: Good news on the afterlife

No wonder the Gospel means “good news.”

By Pastor John H. Reppe, Basset Congregational Church, Brimson , August 18, 2011

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On Faith: Marriage rules to live by

The Geneva Convention and various rules of engagement are employed by military and police forces. Marriages could use a set of guidelines too. Consider these ten rules to ensure a fair fight.

By Rev. Joseph Whiting, Grace Baptist Church, Two Harbors , July 21, 2011

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On Faith: A Harry Potter lesson on gospel

Like many, I’m looking forward to the final installment of the Harry Potter films in a couple weeks.

By Rev. Lawrence Lee, United Church of Two Harbors , June 30, 2011

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On Faith: Easter Bunny, are you for real?

OK, I admit I didn’t come up with that headline. Harold Myra penned some books to answer his own children’s questions about Christian holidays and celebrations and how Santa Claus or the Easter bunny fit into the picture.

By Pastor Kirk Schield, Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church , April 21, 2011

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On Faith: Jesus accepted the final sacrifice

“Teleõ!” That’s Jesus, as quoted in John 19:30. It’s one small word with such huge meaning. This small Greek word is translated by the English phrase, “It is finished!” It is the word Jesus spoke just before He died on the cross that first Good Friday.

By Pastor Jim Joseph, Living Waters Fellowship, Two Harbors , April 07, 2011

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On Faith: It’s clutter now, but clarity looms

I can’t help but notice all the mess in my life lately. It’s terribly messy outside in our northern Minnesota version of spring. Freezing, melting, and re-freezing; rain or slushy snowfall; mud and puddles everywhere.

By Pastor Susan Berge, Knife River Lutheran Church , March 31, 2011

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On Faith: Remembering the fasting time

I remember it as if it were only yesterday. It’s a Friday during Lent and I’ve returned home from grade school. My mother had the usual meal of fish, potatoes, and vegetables ready.

By The Rev. Michael Lyons, Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Two Harbors , March 24, 2011

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On Faith: The six rules of communication

We live in a world of rapidly advancing communication technology. Nevertheless, we continually demonstrate poor communication skills. Maybe it’s because we think that communication consists of convenient, speedy ways to tell others what we think.

By Joseph Whiting, Pastor of Grace Baptist Church in Two Harbors , March 17, 2011

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On Faith: He guides us when we are lost

“Which one of you, having a hundred sheep and losing one of them, does not leave the ninety-nine in the wilderness and go after the one that is lost until he finds it?” (Luke 15:4)

By Pastor Phil Berge, Bethlehem Lutheran Church , March 03, 2011

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On Faith: Some reasons to go to church

People will tell you a lot of reasons why you should attend church – out of duty, obligation, an opportunity to redeem your heathen soul from the fiery pits of hell, and because your mother would want you to.

By Rev. Lawrence Lee,  United Church, Two Harbors , February 24, 2011

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On Faith: Love is the all-time winner

“What’s Love Got to Do With It?” That’s the title of a Tina Turner song from 1984. I know that by the time you read this Valentine’s Day will be over. But it’s always a good thing to talk about love. What’s love got to do with it?

By Pastor Kirk Schield, Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church , February 17, 2011

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On Faith: Catch a bite of spirituality

It doesn’t take long, after the ice is barely thick enough, before the lakes are dotted with those little houses or lone figures on up-turned buckets. What would winter here be without ice fishing? It is in the blood.

By Rev. Laura Berdahl, Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, Castle Danger , February 10, 2011

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On Faith: Find your solid ground to stand

The days are getting longer and the average temperature is rising ever so slightly each day.

By Rev. Jim Joseph, Living Waters Fellowship, Two Harbors , February 03, 2011

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On Faith: Find the light in this dark time

We are now just about one month into the New Year of 2011. This means, of course, that the festivity of Christmas and New Year’s Eve are long gone.

By Pastor Susan Berge, Knife River Lutheran Church , January 27, 2011

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