Faith and Family 2

Christian church leaders often talk about venturing beyond their four walls to meet believers and seekers wherever they gather. And now 13 Columbus churches are literally doing that with a daylong, inaugural event called Worship in the Park.

Bishop David Bosley figures those attending today’s special revival service organized by the local African American Pastors Alliance at Faith Hope and Love Church of God In Christ need none of his fallible, human wisdom.

The children always were known as her little seeds, as she endearingly called them. But Columbus resident Connie Radovanovic became the one firmly planted, remaining at the helm of the Little Seeds Preschool for 39 years until a recent transition.

Shareece Frye figured the practical way to a person’s heart was through his or her stomach. So she and a friend from her Christ Embassy Church in Columbus gave her simple idea some real sizzle Sunday when they grilled hamburgers and hot dogs, mixed with baked beans and cole slaw, outside the worship center at 3103 N. National Road.

Lisa Friesner looked up to find Jesus standing maybe 40 feet away.

Love Chapel’s free mobile food pantries this calendar year could see a fourfold increase by September compared to early 2022, according to organizers.

What we have here is Old Testament meets Old West, and by sundown today, two hard-hearted varmints will have learned their lesson and let the dust settle on their dastardly and deceptive discord.

Richard Treptow planted seeds of a little dream in Columbus in 2016 and began watering and actively waiting.

Columbus resident Eric Riddle prays best when his legs flow with his thoughts, moving rhythmically with his breathing.

With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and other challenges, tourism remains down in Israel. And that significantly hurts the livelihood of Ward Qumsieh’s friends and relatives working as hand-carving artists in Palestinian cities such as Bethlehem, his hometown.