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Early in 1832 a man named James Taylor* knelt down beside his pregnant 24–year–old wife, Amelia, and prayed: “Dear God, if you should…
It’s long been common knowledge at Cornerstone that Deacon Jason can do the work of twelve men.
“Yep, if you want the work of twelve men done right, just give it to Jason.”
That’s what we…
“Metaphor is the first love of English teachers, poets and advertising creatives, and it’s used skillfully by pretty much anyone who enjoys talking. When people describe a bad toupee as a rug, or when they call a troubled celebrity a…
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Why are we continuing to talk about sin in the Faith category of this blog? Because starting back…
On Saturday we had the privilege of seeing two members of the Cornerstone family unite in marriage. Congratulations to Sharon & Ryan!
As a reflection on this wonderful gift, consider these words from Mike Mason’s The Mystery of…
Back on May 5, 2007, when we put our very first blog entry online, I commented that Cornerstone’s current home — a rented gymnasium at Hagemann Elementary School — was serving us well, but that we were in the process…
In this category — the story — we like to take a look back at some instructive moments in Christian history — the story of the church as we know it so far. The next time we come to this…