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First Presbyterian Church, Henderson: Serving God, Honoring Creation, Embracing Differences

Having grown up in a very Catholic household, Michael DiPietro had thoughts of becoming a priest as early as eighth grade, but the path was not quite that direct.

American rapper and Screwed Up Click associate Cedric Dormaine Hill (born June 3, 1974) is better known by his stage moniker, ESG, an acronym for either “Everyday Street Gangsta” or “Everyday Serving God.” He is credited with furthering the “Chopped and Screwed” subgenre of rap’s widespread acceptance.ContentsESG Net WorthE.S.G.: Career and AwardsE.S.G. BiographyE.S.G. EducationE.S.G. AssetsConclusion […]

As thrilling as missionary work may be at times, days are usually filled with physical labor or ministering to the needs of others. To stay strong, every worker needs undergirding, a strong foundation of support to stand on. This becomes even more importa...

Every piece of me has a specific function when God created it. That is why you are so important. God did not just put you here so you could haphazardly meander through life, but He placed you here so you could be purposeful, and at the end of your life, there is a certain journey and track that He wanted you to be on. Those are things that God wanted you to specifically accomplish. God said, “You are members in particular.” Say to yourself, “I have a part.” “I have a particular part.�...

Barry Meguiar, known for his family’s successful line of car wax, also has a passion for sharing the love of God with people. In his book, “Ignite Your Life,” he encourages readers that they too can live a joy-filled and purpose driven life by trusting in God’s word. 

From the blog of Yehonatan Ben Israel at The Times of Israel

When circumstances look bad, we can trust God is working all things together for good.

Mount Vernon native now leads Coshocton non-profit recreational facility, where he has coached hundreds of children.