Ken Ansell: Have we left the most important thing off the checklist?
I grew up in a great Christian home. I can’t brag enough about how God set me up for Christian success.
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Midlo Memo
A calendar of events in the Midlothian and surrounding areas. Clubs and organizations are encouraged to send meeting and event notices to wspinks@cherryroad.com for inclusion.
Ken Ansell: Summer is a great time for discipleship and outreach
The Blonde and I had coffee last Saturday with another pastor and his wife. They were sharing with us how their church supports a group that takes Bibles into Iraq and shares the Gospel with the Iraqi people.
Western pop artist to give ECAA demo
The Ellis County Art Association will be hosting Gene Dillard, Texas artist, at the monthly meeting, June 2 at First Baptist Church of Waxahachie, 450 U.S. 287 Bypass.
Midlo Memo
A calendar of events in the Midlothian and surrounding areas. Clubs and organizations are encouraged to send meeting and event notices to wspinks@cherryroad.com for inclusion.
More Texas families exploring homeschool options
HURST — Thousands are expected to gather at the 2025 Texas Homeschool Expo June 6-7 at the Hurst Conference Center to explore local resources, curriculum, and learn how to successfully homeschool their children.
The importance and benefits of spay and neuter
So often these days, we see dogs along the roads who are dirty, skinny and seem lost or abandoned.
Ken Ansell: What are we doing if we’re not making disciples?
I’m writing this on Wednesday night, and I have been praying for the Women’s Bible Study that meets tonight.
Social connections: a key to maintaining cognitive health
During Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, the Ellis County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is shining a spotlight on the importance of social interaction in maintaining cognitive health.
Legacy Oaks seniors learn with new chess group
Checkmate Tuesdays are officially on the agenda at Legacy Oaks of Midlothian.