Religion

In the morning my usual ritual is to walk in Dean Watts Park, take in nature’s beautiful view and soak up the peaceful atmosphere in the still of the day. Among our city’s faithful walkers is Jim Brown, whose ministry he said is picking up trash along the way.
As he shared his passion with me, I actually pondered on his thoughts most of that day and of course, since everything reminds me of the word of God, I found the heart of God in what Jim is doing in our beautiful community.

Recent U.S. administration announcements could lead one to conclude that  the war in Afghanistan is ending.

On the contrary. The plan that President  Obama recently announced just relies upon different military solutions, rather than peaceful alternatives for the Afghan people.

How so? Under this plan Afghanistan will become a major non-NATO ally, subjecting the people of Afghanistan to yet another military alliance and continuing the last three decades of war and instability.

Bardstown United Methodist Church will host the Rev. Dwight Ashley during a “Service of Spiritual Renewal” 6:30-8 p.m. June 24. The Rev. Ashley has been in full-time ministry for more than 20 years. He is a well-known Christian singer and a former worship leader of the Promise Keepers Men’s Ministry. He has visited more than 450 churches and produced several gospel CDs during his journey to deliver his “ministry in word and song.”