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Remember to honor the good in others | Church Corner
As we move into Lent, I am especially mindful of all that I have to be thankful for…
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More than a job | Sumner Update
This week, we said goodbye to Bill Pugh, who retired from the City of Sumner. You may know…
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Let’s fill our days with compassionate love | Church Corner
Valentine’s Day was just a few days ago. The holiday of love. But really, shouldn’t every day be…
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Getting through every day with God at my side | Church Corner
Recently I have been reading “The Measure Of A Man: a spiritual autobiography,” by Sidney Poitier.
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Forum designed to help businesses prepare for a disaster | Pierce County
Join Pierce County’s Economic Development Department along with County, Federal and State partners at its first post disaster…
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Enumclaw Youth and Family Services has new name
After 43 years of growth, Enumclaw Youth and Family Services is renewing its commitment to local youth and…
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We decide exactly what we’ll receive from God | Church Corner
Here it is February already! Does it still feel like a new year to you? I always get…
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Progress in Sumner | Sumner Mayor Update
Two things happened last Friday that were seemingly unrelated but are actually inextricably linked.
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Plateau Young Life expands offerings
“Accepted” is how 14-year-old Beau Murphy feels when he participates in Wyldlife Club. Club leaders and kids immediately…
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Considering what our ‘welcome’ really means | Church Corner
Every year at New Year’s I make some feeble attempts to “clean up my act.” This year I…
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God knows how to tend to the world’s problems | Church Corner
Does God has priorities? Why would God even need priorities? He gets everything just the way he wants…
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Failed resolutions and God still loves you
Did you make a New Year’s resolution? Studies demonstrate that 45 percent of people make resolutions having to…
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Drop a five in the pot, remember Rudy | Church Corner
All the people on the street were bundled tight. Scarves, gloves and fuzzy hats were the order of…