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We have been discussing the need for Christians to be continuously willing to examine their biased opinions about life and the Bible. Remember the person who boldly declared, “I am what I am, and this is what I will always be?” It’s sad to imagine how many individuals actually feel this way about what they believe and who they are.

November 16 The sheriff’s office took a written statement of inappropriate behavior in the reporting party’s household. This is an ongoing investigation.

Ainsworth High School juniors Willa Flynn and Gracyn Painter were annouced as record-holders for the AHS volleyball team. Flynn holds the assists in a season record, having collected 464 assists this year. The record was previously set in 2021 by Dakota Stutzman.

The Brown County Board of Commissioners met November 18 for their final regularly scheduled meeting of the month. Present were board members Dennis Bauer, Don Painter, and Jeremiah Dailey.

assigned one class for each grade at Ainsworth Elementary School a question themed around Thanksgiving. The remainder of the classes will be tasked with answering Christmas questions in a December issue of the Ainsworth Star-Journal.

Christmas is supposed to be a very joyous time of year, but for some it can be an extreme hardship. In years past, generous families have contacted us wanting to sponsor a family that was or is having some difficulties.

Activities Thursday, November 27th: 10:30 a.m. - Bible Study; 2:30 p.m.

Thanksgiving - A Time to Celebrate Family, Freedom and Faith As Thanksgiving approaches, let us pause from all the chaos to embrace the spirit of thankfulness, a cornerstone of our faith, our communities and our nation. I encourage you to put down the phone, shut off the devices and be intentional in embracing not only family and tradition but also reflect on the hard-won freedoms we enjoy.

Eight Wayne State College students debut their conducting skills during the Student Conductors Concert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, December 2, in Ramsey Theatre, located in the Peterson Fine Arts Building. The performance, free and open to the public, features the Wayne State Symphonic Band.

Alpha Delta members toured the Ainsworth Grand Theater on November 12 and then had their meeting at Pizza Hut. Five members answered roll call with a memory of going to the movies and made a donation to Read Aloud Nebraska/ CASA project.