Within the Christian worldview, some might ask, “What’s the big deal about evangelism?” We would think this response would come from non-believers, but sadly, there are also church members who have the same calloused attitude. When we consider the idea behind sharing the good news, we begin with comprehending that it’s the announcement and proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

This week I would like to share another recipe that was inspired by the late Tina Francis. This is her famous sausage bread recipe, but I have modified it a bit to make it more to my liking. Her original recipe called for using frozen bread dough and only a pound of sausage. I have found that using the Pillsbury Pizza Dough in the can is a bit easier to use, and I also add more sausage because… well… sausage!

Local historian Dick Perue had announced plans for another of his pictorial history presentations when he learned that admirers planned to honor him with a “surprise 90th birthday party” during that time. And the whole town is invited.

Our focus today comes from John 20, and especially these words: “For as yet they did not understand the Scripture, that He must rise from the dead” (John 20:9). Later in the same chapter we read of the other disciple: “Then the other disciple, who had reached the tomb first, also went in, and he saw and believed” (John 20:8).

Union Pacific Railroad, founded by President Abraham Lincoln in 1862, unveiled its plans today to celebrate the United States, its amazing history and the people behind its unparalleled success story with two new locomotives and the first Big Boy steam tour to the East Coast in honor of America’s 250th anniversary.

April is the month of new beginnings when the grass turns green, trees begin to sprout their leaves, and flowers emerge from the ground to express their beauty. This is also the time when Christians celebrate the crucifixion and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.