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We live in a country where you are free to believe and worship without the fear of imprisonment. Imagine if you were imprisoned because of testifying to your faith; would you still feel grateful?

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Hello everyone! Welcome to my 100th column! Can you believe it? That’s right, a hundred slices of my life, stories, and musings, all packed into these little messages. I hope I counted correctly.

Phone: 785-994-6370 (home) or 785-476-5206 (cell) Sharon Pettijohn and I left early Saturday morning, representing the Rooks County Historical Society, to attend the Historical Exposition and Outdoor Education Day being held at the Fort Wallace Museum.

A few things have been lost in the recent beef-industry beef over imports and the size of the domestic herd.

The August 17th meeting of the Crossroads Quilt Guild was called to order at 6:30 p.m. with refreshments brought by Nikki Miestrell and Linda Gardner. Roll Call was taken, and 12 members were present, with a couple of finished projects.

(The following is from the Sunday, September 6th, church service.) Our Director of Missions, Cecil Dale, delivered the morning message title “United Through It All' taken from John 16:2933.

Humble Yourself and Submit Your Plans to God. James 4:7–17 As we continue with the Book of James, today’s passage reminds us of three things that are also important in our journey of faith.