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Xenia Gazette is positioned as a local news outlet focused on serving a defined community audience. Based on its site structure and section lineup, the publication is designed to cover day-to-day civic life, local institutions, and community interests rather than national or…
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Discovering the joy of Jesus in sukkot – Dr. Brad Young (opens the original)
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As the biblical calendar turns toward the fall feasts, we approach one of its most joyful peaks: Sukkot, the feast of Tabernacles. Scripture commands joy before the Lord for seven days during this harvest festival (Leviticus 23:34-43), dwelling in temporary booths as a reminder of God’s faithfulness in the wilderness and his abiding presence with his people. From a Hebraic perspective rooted in Messiah, Sukkot points us not only backward to Israel’s redemption but forward to the fullness of God’
Turn to the living God: When wrong thinking keeps us from truth (opens the original)
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Acts 14:15 “Friends, why are you doing this? We too are only human, like you. We are bringing you good news, telling you to turn from these worthless things to the living God, who made the heavens and the earth and the sea and everything in them.” (NIV) Often people become so ingrained in a certain way of thinking that they can’t or won’t shift their mindset. Our beliefs shape our thinking and affect how we interpret what we experience, even when evidence points elsewhere. When our underlying be
Maintenance plan (opens the original)
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There is a 1948 typewriter sitting on a table in my studio. Nearly eight decades later, there’s nothing particularly remarkable about it, except that it still works. When I got it, it needed some attention and a new ribbon. Otherwise, it worked. Nearly eight decades after somebody carried it home for the first time, it still does exactly what it was built to do. On the other side of the wall from my office sits another old machine, one of my dad’s grain trucks, once part of the working fleet on
Everyone deserves a fair chance (opens the original)
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My name is Lola Gosser. I’m 20 years old and a junior at Cedarville University studying Social Studies Education. I grew up in Dayton in a Christian home with two loving parents. I work for StoryChain, a nonprofit in Yellow Springs, and I hope to become a public defender or teach 6th-grade social studies. But I find myself sitting across from many different people navigating a criminal justice system designed to make them fail. And I want to talk about that because I wasn’t set up to fail. A “se
Bellbrook downs Alter in final second to remain undefeated (opens the original)
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BELLBROOK — The defenses of Bellbrook and Alter battled back and forth for much of the game Friday night but it was the Golden Eagles who capitalized on big plays in the fourth quarter, including a last-second field goal by senior Noah Kosins, to get the 10-7 victory and remain undefeated. “Indescribable,” said Bellbrook head coach Jeff Jenkins of the heart displayed by his team. “When a family is set to purpose like we are, anything is possible with these guys. What a hard-fought game; Alter is
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