Toon w/Sam Hill
Sports Brief w/Mark Allen
* Tech Men’s Basketball opens tonight in an exhibition game against Southeastern Oklahoma at the USA.
* Texas 34 vs Tech 13
* Arizona 28 vs Dallas 17
* Philadelphia 31 vs Houston 21
* NASCAR’s Jimmie Johnson won his third consecutive Texas fall race yesterday.
* Friday Games: KERMIT – 34 SLATON – 14; SOUTHLAND – 1 WILSON – 0 (FORFEIT); IDALOU – 49 SANFORD FRITCH – 3
* KSSL Friday Night Sports: The Slaton Tigers will play the Denver City Mustangs this Friday Night. 7:00 Coaches Corner with Reagans Garrison. 7:30 Kick Off & Play by Play with Bill and Bob. 10:00 Friday Night Live, all the Scores with Mike Roden & Nick Long.
(Join “Mark Allen” Meurer weekday mornings for Sports on KSSL 107.3 & 94.107 and Mobile App, Contact: mark@myslaton.com Cell/Text 806.789.8456)
Senior Citizens News, Menu and More…
SPOTLIGHTING SENIORS
By Janet James
Food for Thought – If you never try, you’ll never know.
We had a good turnout for B and A Day. Those celebrating a March birthday were Margaret Melcher, Albert Rinne, Norma McCary, Steve Colleps, Janet James, Richard Edwards, Jordan Hodge, Fred Melcher and John Ramirez. We had two couples celebrating an anniversary. Those celebrating were Manuel and Lupe Zaragoza (41 yrs) and Elmer and Gerry Waugh (67 yrs). Congratulations to all!
Weather – Big Possiblity for Rain
VIDEO: A Hell-Fire-Damnation Sermon (Zephaniah) by Cutis Baker
A New Exodus Story (Rom 5:12-20)
By: Curtis Baker
Most great cultures in the history of civilization have a story that serves as their foundation. These stories help shape a shared sense of identity, and root in history (even if in a somewhat legendary way) the events that gave rise to a particular people. For the Greeks it was Homer’s “Iliad and Odyssey.” For the Romans it was Virgil’s “Aeneid.” For the United States it is the Revolutionary War. But among all those foundational stories, there is an even older story that pre-dates these great civilizations. It may not be the oldest story ever told, but it is ancient and it gave a sense of identity and purpose to one of history’s most storied people–the Israelites. The story I am referring to, of course, is the story of the Exodus.
