By TRICIA DEISCH Donor Relations Director, Warsaw Christian School WARSAW — Warsaw Christian School will be represented by 30 students on Friday, April 15, at the Association of Christian School International regional speech contest. Students have been working diligently on their speeches for several weeks and are looking forward to reciting their speech at the contest …read more.

Dear Editor, When I was little, the most important thing in my life was my faith. As I got older, God came to be a greater focus in my life. Even now, sometimes he is the only person in my life when everyone else is gone and I feel alone.  Unsurprisingly, this means that my loyalty to …read more.

NORTH WEBSTER — Dennis and Julie Dubois are welcoming anyone to come out to the Overcomer Revival next weekend, Sept. 24-26. The event will be held at CR 7255 E. 800N, North Webster.

WARSAW — In light of the recent events regarding the Supreme Court of the U.S. decision on gay marriage, Pastor Mark Fishburn has invited fellow pastors and Christians to the Stand for Religious Liberty Rally. In an interesting turn, a group of LGBT supporters has decided to protest the same day, and in the same place.

KENTUCKY — The county clerk who was sentenced indefinitely to jail last week for not issuing same-sex marriage licenses has been released from jail today, Sept. 8. Kim Davis, who has become a hero among Christian conservatives, was released from jail just hours before a rally was supposed to take place outside the jail.

GOSHEN — The Lifelong Learning Institute of Elkhart County provides short courses in many fields for active seniors. There are no tests or grades, and no previous studies or degrees are required.

By KAREN KAUFFMAN Warsaw Christian School 32 students from Warsaw Christian School participated in a regional Association of Christian Schools speech meet in Watervliet, Mich., on Friday, April 17. Categories of speeches included poetry, Bible memorization, dramatic Bible prose, fable and folklore, patriotic oration and original speeches. Six students received an excellent rating and 26 …read more.