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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2019
Page
5
New mom vents about constant unsolicited parenting tips from coworkers, friends, and mother in law. The columnist advises setting boundaries and honest communication while recognizing that many people can’t stop offering advice. Use own judgment and share only when help is needed.
Maayah estimates about 15,000 pilgrims overnight in Bethlehem hotels amid a West Bank halt in occupancy. Foreign visitors this year should reach 3.5 million, with Ramallah Jericho and Jerusalem also hosting tourists. Archbishop Pizzaballa celebrated Midnight Mass after crossing from Jerusalem, praising Bethlehem’s example and noting ongoing conflict.
Dan Seaborn founder of Winning At Home Inc based in Zeeland argues that spouses kids and grand kids deserve higher priority than other distractions. He says alignment of priorities leads to more wins at home and invites questions at hometeam winningathome.com.
Bruce Santure will perform in a concert at Ebenezer Reformed Church 5166 Ottogan St at 6 p.m. Sunday Dec 29. Refreshments will follow the concert.
Unity on the Lakeshore at 41 S. Washington Ave in Douglas will hold a 10 a.m. service Sunday December 29 with Rev. Sacha Bier delivering a lesson titled Let Go of the Darkness and Bring on the Light. Music will be by Suzanne Shirey and a focus on affirma tions and the joy demonstration. For more information visit unityls.org.
In McComb Mississippi Rev Leon Hitchens of Webb Chapel Church wrote Pothole Christmas Tree after a pothole in Liberty became a makeshift tree. Neighbors adorned the wire tree in a traffic cone with tinsel and a star while John Drummond pinned its base into the hole. The story drew AP and Fox News coverage and drew visitors to view the scene as city crews budgeted repairs amid a street paving bond issue potential funding.
Awakening offers a two week summer internship for 15 college interns who train and then counsel high school students from eight states. Since starting, 115 students have participated, with cohorts expanding from 20 to about 55 yearly and many returning as mentor interns. Founding director James DeBoer notes the program reveals vocational paths in ministry and strengthens church service values. The 2020 session runs June 7 to 12, with more information at hope.edu/awakening supported by Lilly Endowment.
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