For Whom the Bell Tolls
LifeDate Spring 2021 by Michelle Bauman, Director of Y4Life Perhaps you’ve heard of the fairly famous novel, For Whom the Bell Tolls, by Ernest Hemingway. As Hemingway novels go, it’s
Life Work in 2020: Shaped 4 Good
LifeDate Spring 2021 by Michelle Bauman, Director of Y4Life As a child, I spent lots of time with my grandma. She taught me how to crochet, how to ease an
Stop the Silence Run 2020
LifeDate Spring 2021 Photo: Martin Luther High School, Northrup, Minnesota by Ella Bolen Stop the Silence was a fundraising race put on by Corrie’s House. Corrie’s House is a non-profit
2021 – A New Year FOR Babies?
LifeDate Spring 2021 by Donna Zuehlk, Loving Arms LFL #094 The New Year’s Baby! For as long as I can remember there has been a big to-doo about the first
Lift High the Cross
by Michelle Bauman, Director of Y4Life We sang “Lift High the Cross” today at church. I’m certain I’ve sung it more than a hundred times in my life; it was
Suffering and Psalm 74
by Michelle Bauman, Director of Y4Life, I don’t know about you, but I occasionally find myself being able to relate to the writer of Psalm 74. From the first verse,
Tennis and Toddlers
by Michelle Bauman, Director of Y4Life, Sometimes when I read about Christ’s ministry, I’m reminded of a tennis match. I envision Jesus, the number one singles player in the entire
A Bible Study: Repentance and Joy in Life Ministry
Directions – March-April 2021 The Lenten Season is a wonderful time to draw near to the Lord, contemplate your own mortality, recognize and confess your sins and sinful actions that
LifeDate Spring 2021 – We All Belong
LifeDate Spring 2021 – We All Belong Download LifeDate Spring 2021 (PDF) Inside this edition of LifeDate … From the Executive Director of Mission and Ministry 10 Blessings of Foster
A Bible Study: The Most Important Miracle
Directions – January-February 2021 Sometimes we may wonder what good God’s forgiveness does. It doesn’t always seem like this Gospel proclamation—“Your sins are forgiven!”—makes much of a difference. It doesn’t