Confession Time
Posted in Current Events by Len Flack on December 22, 2012
Confession time: When I first came to faith in Jesus over a decade ago, I used to trash Christians who would retreat from culture and isolate themselves from the world around them, calling them bubble Christians. After
A Great Legacy of Faith
Posted in Church History by Len Flack on November 2, 2012
Over the past few weeks at North Country Fellowship, we’ve been looking at the scriptures as we consider the topic of legacy. What does a godly personal legacy look like? How should it be developed? And, how
Did the Democrats Really “Boo” God?
Posted in Current Events by Len Flack on September 7, 2012
Oh, the joys of the political season! With every campaign, from the local level all the way to the national stage, it’s inevitable that folks will find some misstep, some tweetable #fail, upon which to heap their
Saint Patrick’s Breastplate
Posted in Church History by Len Flack on March 17, 2012
The following text is a morning prayer of invocation traditionally known as Saint Patrick’s Breastplate. The translation I’ve presented below comes from Philip Freeman’s book St. Patrick of Ireland. For a brief introduction to the historic Saint
So, I Made the Paper Today…
Posted in Current Events by Len Flack on January 19, 2012
Yep. I made the paper, and thankfully it wasn’t for anything bad! I was pleased to have the opportunity to chat with Brian Amaral of the Watertown Daily Times yesterday about the SOPA and PIPA legislation that is
Hitting the Reset Button
Seeing as how it’s been over a year since I’ve done anything constructive with this space, I thought it might be a good time to hit the reset button. My good friends at Alphasites spent some time working