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I Was Thinking...  The Sound and Feel of It

Years ago, there was a movie about the invisible man. You might hear him talk and see what happened when he moved something, but you could not see him.
Recently, I had a similar experience. No, I did not have a transparent being invade my domicile; I felt the wind.

BHS Student Council Winter Carnival set for March 7

The Byron High School annual Winter Carnival is set to take place this year on March 7 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The cost of $5 per child includes a hotdog, chips, and all the activities.
The event is set to take place at Byron High School.
Any questions can be directed to Cadence at Clough86@students.byron.k12.mn.us.

I Was Thinking...  Going for the Gold

I Was Thinking... Aging With Joy

One thing we all have in common is getting older. From the moment of birth, we are embarking on a journey to the end of life. During our youth, that end of time is rarely considered. We have our whole life in front of us. We have all the time in the world. But how quickly that changes. Without understanding how, we suddenly realize we have fewer days ahead than behind. While aging isn’t optional, choosing how we age is.

I Was Thinking... Being Naked

Now that I’ve got your attention, you will soon find this isn’t going to be about what you expected. The nakedness I observed recently were the trees all around town. My wife had gone into the grocery store, and I sat in the car so it could keep running and get warmer. Despite being below zero, the bright sunshine that reflected off the snow created a feeling of warmth.

My help comes from the Lord
Pastor 
John Todor
First Baptist Church
Kasson

“I lift up my eyes to the hills.

Still time to celebrate Christmas

I grew up in what we in the “church world” call a low-church (or low liturgical) setting. This basically means I experienced a typical evangelical style worship service. This basic worship service placed its emphasis on stripped down simplicity, which included a few worship songs, the Lord’s Supper (we do this each week), offering, and the sermon. Also, there was little-to-no recognition of the church calendar.

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