December 2005

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  • When Black Leather and Bibles Meet

    December 01, 2005
    Gary Andregg accelerated smoothly as he left Townsend, Montana, the low rumble of his big Harley-Davidson motorcycle barely audible in his helmet. Behind Gary and the small tent camper he was towing, his wife, Karen, kept pace on her own powerful ...
  • COVER

    December 01, 2005
    Church volunteers use their hands and hearts in service to the Lord. GLEANER photo
  • COVER

    December 01, 2005
    Church volunteers use their hands and hearts in service to the Lord. GLEANER photo
  • Hands of Service

    Driving home from the office the other day while stopped at a traffic signal, I noticed a bumper sticker. The large words read, “VOLUNTEERING.” I eased a little closer to the other car to read the bottom line. It said, “All Work and No Pay.” Enjoy...
  • Hands of Service

    Driving home from the office the other day while stopped at a traffic signal, I noticed a bumper sticker. The large words read, “VOLUNTEERING.” I eased a little closer to the other car to read the bottom line. It said, “All Work and No Pay.” Enjoy...
  • Eighty-Five-Member Korean Church

    How does a church with a membership of only 85 people build a new church worth $2.75 million in two years for a cost of just $1.5 million? It could only be done by prayer for God’s blessings, hard work, the generosity of people around the world, a...
  • Eighty-Five-Member Korean Church

    How does a church with a membership of only 85 people build a new church worth $2.75 million in two years for a cost of just $1.5 million? It could only be done by prayer for God’s blessings, hard work, the generosity of people around the world, a...

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