By Lisa Allen Publication Specialist at Cross & Crown A mother woke up one day to the usual routine of getting her children ready for school and herself ready for the workday. One child had a science project to take with all the components and posters that a project includes.  The youngest to day care. Next, the oldest to drop off, needing permission slips signed for a field trip that were just handed to the mother as they walked out the door. There was a fourth unintended stop, destination...

By: Linda Herring The Bible speaks to us, but the Psalms speak for us. David said, “Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered.” (Ps. 32:1). No matter how hard we work, we can never pay off our sin debt. And thank God we do not have to because “God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” A story is told of an old pastor who was invited to come back and speak. He said your...

By Rev. Doug Skinner Fifty years ago, God spoke to the Cragmont Board of Directors and said it was time for a new direction in the camp ministry.  Up to this point, Cragmont was open only from May through the end of October.  His plan for Cragmont Assembly was to become a year-round facility.  Under the leadership of Chair Rev. Willis Wilson, the Cragmont Board followed God’s leadership and set a plan into motion.  One of the first steps was to hire a full-time camp manager.   At the same...