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Rev. Katie Yahns
COLUMNS: Love in a time of grief
Hearts, flowers, romance, and special dinners for two seem to be everywhere as we approach Valentine’s Day, right around the corner. more
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Lt. Scott B. Swires
COLUMN: Coming to the end of your rope
The funny thing about New Year’s Resolutions are that they are about the past more than about the future. more
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Rev. Smith
Weekly Reflections: Intimate with Jesus
John 15:15 (NIV): I no longer call you servants, because a servant does not know his master’s business. more
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Women’s group meets Feb. 1
A monthly luncheon of the Rome Christian Women will take place at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1. more
Rev. Stephen B. Clark
COLUMN: Who do you trust? Who do you listen to?
Grandiose and fanciful intrigue still abounds! It seems every week we hear another story that seems more un-real than the last. Adventure. Conspiracy. They make for great novels. Fiction writers – … more
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Sherry Anne
Concert marks Sanctity of Human Life Sunday
Billboard-charting artist Sherry Anne, a resident of Rome, has released her new video and radio single, “Believe,” in honor of Sanctity of Human Life Sunday to be held on Sunday, Jan. 22. more
Rev. Colangelo
WEEKLY REFLECTIONS: God is the author of new
New is great. New sounds like potential and opportunity — unless I think about it too much. Then it sounds like change and the unknown. more
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As 2022 came to a close, final touches were put on the 2-year work of masonry, roofing, and water-runoff management at Tabernacle Baptist Church, 13 Clark Place in Utica. Stained-glass windows are visible from the street. A cross again adorns the tip of the sanctuary roof on Hopper Street. Those who walk by know this is a flourishing place, contributing to the beauty and historic nature of downtown Utica, church officials said.
Tabernacle Baptist Church recognizes contributions to restoration efforts
In this season of giving, Tabernacle Baptist Church, 13 Clark Place, recognizes the gifts they received in the completion of Phase 2 of the restoration of the exterior of their sanctuary. more
Bible study for women planned in Rome
Rome Alliance Church, 920 Turin St., will offer three bible studies for all women in the community. more
Pope Benedict XVI greets the faithful in front of the Old Chapel in Regensburg, southern Germany, in this September 2006 file photo.
Local bishop joins in mourning of death of Pope-emeritus Benedict XVI
Bishop Douglas J. Lucia, of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse, has joined Catholics worldwide in mourning of the death of Pope-emeritus Benedict XVI, who died on Saturday at age 95. more
Jerry Lamb, who has a spine condition, talks to Pastor Adam Kelchner at Camden First United Methodist Church Thursday, Dec. 8, in Camden, Tenn. The church at the urging of the pastor recently had a couple pews cut in half so Jerry, and anyone else who uses a wheelchair, walker or other aid, can still sit with the rest of the congregation.
‘Not just the ramp’: Worship spaces need more accessibility
Jerry Lamb could not maneuver his wheelchair into the rows of pews at his church. It wouldn’t fit. Nor could he sit in the aisles without awkwardly blocking the way. more
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Women’s group meets Wednesday
Rome Christian Women will hold its monthly luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 4. more
The tree outside Transfiguration Lutheran Church on Culver Road in Irondequoit is nearly 250 years old.
Church goes out on limb for an ancient oak
The oak tree on the front lawn of Transfiguration Lutheran Church on Culver Road in Irondequoit sprouted just a few years before the British Army was surrendering to George Washington at Yorktown. more
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The Zion Episcopal Church, at 140 W. Liberty St. in Rome, is shown on Tuesday, Dec. 27. The church has received a $17,000 grant from the Rome Community Foundation, one of 13 non-profit entities in the city to receive funding from the foundation during the last quarter of 2022.
Rome Community Foundation aids host of non-profits in city
The Rome Community Foundation has awarded $166,350 in grants to Rome area charitable organizations in the latest distributions for the fourth quarter of 2022. more
Steve Clark
COLUMN: This Christmas, allow your hearts to grow
In the 1957 Christmas classic, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” we read about the grumpy and grouchy main character, the Grinch. We quickly learn that he hates Christmas. more
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For Christians worldwide, the miracle of the manger bursts into hearts with the promise of a living God and eternal life. It is the basis of a faith that has transformed the world like no other.
COLUMN: New church vows to follow the old ways, saving Christmas in a dying world
Jesus is coming again. For Christians worldwide, the miracle of the manger bursts into hearts with the promise of a living God and eternal life. more
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Rabbi Levi Yitzchok Charitonow, from the Chabad of the Mohawk Valley, lights the shammash on a large menorah outside of Liberty Bell Park in celebration of Hanukkah on Tuesday, Dec. 20 in Utica.
Mayor joins Jewish community for menorah lighting
The lights in downtown Utica just got brighter as a giant menorah in Liberty Bell Park was lit in celebration of Hanukkah. more
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Rev. Letta Palmer
COLUMN: A weary world rejoices
In these last few days of Advent, we are preparing for the arrival of the promised King of Kings, the Emmanuel or God with us. more
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Blue Christmas service Dec. 21 in Rome
Members of the Rome Clergy Association will hold a Blue Christmas/Longest Night Service, “I Heard the Bells,” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 21. more
Christmas concert moved to Dec. 20 in Lee Center
TOWN OF LEE The St. Joseph’s Music Ministry will present its 36th annual Christmas Concert “Unto Us a Child Is Born” on Tuesday, Dec. 20, at 7 p.m. at the Lee Center church. The event was … more
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