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Johnny Gimble & The Texas Swing Pioneers' 'Still Swingin'' Out May 17 On Digital via CMH Records; First Single out Today (5/3) - Vimarsana News

Johnny Gimble & The Texas Swing Pioneers' 'Still Swingin'' Out May 17 On Digital via CMH Records; First Single out Today (5/3)

CMH RECORDS (Country. Music. Heritage.) maintains a rich history of classic country and bluegrass albums and is honoring several of these legacy releases by remastering them and making them available in new formats for the first time ever. Revived from the CMH archives, the Johnny Gimble & The Texas Swing Pioneers 1980 classic album Still Swingin’ will be available for the first time ever on digital and streaming May 17.

Ministry Magazine | Anointing the sick: - Vimarsana News

Ministry Magazine | Anointing the sick:

Paddy had been a stalwart member of his small Adventist church. When he was in his 70s and in frail health, I got a call from his daughter, who said that he had been taken to the hospital’s intensive care unit and was not expected to last the night.

Bridging the opposing views of woman pastors - Vimarsana News

Bridging the opposing views of woman pastors

Do women qualify for the office of pastor? Two recent CP articles take opposite views and each offers useful observations about the issue. Is there a way to bring those two different views closer?

When A Word Is Worth A Thousand Complaints (and When It Isn't) - Vimarsana News

When A Word Is Worth A Thousand Complaints (and When It Isn't)

I reached for my headphones. Not the little white ones, but the massive half domes deep within my bag. A table away from me in the cramped café, two souls were projecting a conversation in volumes fit for a lecture hall. My hand stopped short. I found myself eavesdropping. And as I did, my annoyance melted into compassion. The woman sat leaning hard against the wall, as if the chair itself was not enough. She told of cancer and medical bankruptcy—the sort of life-unraveling events when body and finances break at the same time. “Sometimes I wonder if God and Satan made a bet on me,” she...