Syri Kennah Ramkaran is only 8-years-old, but in many ways she is setting examples of how to walk the Christian walk. Young Syri has had to endure the pain of losing a parent early in life with the passing of her father, but she has not let...
Supporting other parents and working together with each other and other parents to strengthen their families in God’s grace is a way Chad and LaDonna Whisman serve Jesus, their family and their church. The newly formed community Parents of Kids...
Amanda Colby’s late husband, Kraston, passed away April 20, 2017, after living 11 months with glioblastoma. Amanda’s focus immediately turned to their four children, as they began therapy the following week.
Alexander’s mom, Mary, worried he was too young to really understand what he was asking. Like many wise mothers, she let his initial request rest a while. When her son persisted, Mary and Parker Smith contacted Pastor John Vick. Alexander reacted...
Often the most important decisions we make in life require the most prayer and consideration before we make them. That was definitely the case for Travis Eden this past spring as he was taking steps to become a member of Asbury.
In late 2020, Asbury's Senior Pastor Tom Harrison approached long-time church member Janell Carter about starting a parent committee.
After attending Asbury for 10 years, Gianni Giannandrea and his fifth-grade son Anthony recently visited Asbury’s latest Connect Camp for the first time.
As long-invested members of Asbury, Jennifer Beach and her fourth-grade son Freeman had been aware of Asbury’s Connect Camp and planned on taking part for a long time. They were finally able to attend this latest Connect Camp, and it did not...
The chorus to Billy Joel’s song “Honesty” says, “Honesty is such a lonely word. Everyone is so untrue. Honesty is hardly ever heard. And mostly what I need from you.”
Some of you may recall the chorus of the “Cheers” theme song: “Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name, and they’re always glad you came…” It is hard to be in relationship when you don’t know someone’s name.
