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A psalm for America at 250
For 21 months of the 1970s, the American Freedom Train was a traveling museum that toured 48 of these United States to celebrate the nation’s bicentennial. I was 14 years old when it rolled through town, and my parents took me down to the train depot to check it out. The train featured 10 railcars…
A Firm Foundation
Of the many images that capture the poignancy of my ministry in Waukon is this photo taken on the south lawn of Oakland Cemetery. That’s me and my friend Chrissy Good from Martin funeral home leading the procession that carried the body of longtime member Brad Krambeer to its place of earthly rest until the…
Our Worshipful Work
Next time you settle into your seat at our city park’s amphitheater, make note of the thriving mountain ash trees that ring the venue. Then rejoice and be glad, because the First Presbyterians planted them there. Here’s how it came to be – thanks to the powerful, motivating presence of the Holy Spirit. The project…
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