Rev. Guy Kent

On Being Thankful

Sometimes it is good to sit back and reflect on how far our community has come since 1968. I mean really think about it there are people who are spending millions of dollars to make us shut up and go away. They spend every waking hour trying to convince people we are the last great

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Rev. Paul M. Turner

A Follower of Jesus

Sometimes I really don’t get why I would continue to call myself a Christian. While the last couple of weeks have not been the worst of times for the institution of Christianity it has not been anything to write home about either. First, you get the wacko’s of a mega church in Texas refusing to

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Rev. Paul M. Turner

In Case We Forget

Most folks my age or older lived through a horrific part of our history in the USA during the 50’s and 60’s. A time when our cities burned both physically and with emotional hatred. A time that is burned deep into our hearts and souls. A time that even today has scars that go deep

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Rev. Paul M. Turner

This Ex-Homeless Man Will Challenge Everything You Think You Know about the Homeless

When the “Questing Parson” and I were sharing the same Church Building, at his invite of course; one day a man with long flowing thin hair, a full beard, glasses and a cane showed up and took up residence in the church breeze way. There was nothing unusual about this as Pastor Guy had always

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Rev. Paul M. Turner

Friday’s Trash

Is there no end to this trash we are subject to? I was referred to a book called, “A PARENTS GUIDE TO PREVENTING HOMOSEXUALITY” by Dr. Joseph NicolosiIn this groundbreaking book Joseph and Linda Ames Nicolosi uncovers the most significant factors that contribute to children’s healthy sense of themselves as male or female. The Nicolosis

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Rev. Paul M. Turner

Alone Time

Last Saturday evening around 8:30pm we got a call at home from one of Bill’s sisters saying that our sister-in-law Sheila had passed away. This was the wife of Bill’s second oldest brother Allen. She had developed a brain tumor a few years back and this was the end of a long battle of her

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Rev. Paul M. Turner

Coming Home

I stood in the emergency room of a local hospital with a young man who was barely 20, who was badly beaten and stabbed. He had been working the streets to get money for something to eat and a place to stay. He was on the streets because when his family found out he was

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Rev. Paul M. Turner

A House Divided

As I continue to write this blog, I praise God for the fact I have at least one regular reader, my mentor, my friend and sometimes my nightmare, “the Questing Parson. If you have not checked out his blog you should, it is one of the best. He told me in e-mail; “Blogging, when one

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