(c) Rev. Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved Click here to listen to the message: The specter of death seemed to follow Martin Luther King, Jr. throughout his relatively short life.  At the age… Continue Reading →

(c) Rev. Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved Click here to listen to the message. See below to read it. In almost all polls taken over the past several years, Martin Luther King, Jr…. Continue Reading →

(c) Rev. Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved Please click here to listen to the message: During the summers of 1944 and 1946, at the ages of 15 and 17, Martin Luther King, Jr…. Continue Reading →

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(c) Rev. Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved On this night of all nights, most of us want to spend it with people we love – and who love us.  In many cases, those… Continue Reading →

(c) Rev. Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved Please click here to listen to the message. See below to read it. After the death of Alexander the Great in 312 BCE, his vast empire… Continue Reading →

(c) Rev. Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved Click here to listen to the message. See below to read it. Sometime around 1500 BCE, ancient people living in today’s Britain finished an immense ring… Continue Reading →

(c) Rev. Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved On June 5th, 1944, at 9:30 in the evening, at an airbase north of London, 200 paratroopers took off in unarmed C-47 planes.  The paratroopers had… Continue Reading →

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(c) Rev. Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved A minister began her message by asking the congregation to raise their hands if any of them have enemies.  Many hands went up.  She then asked… Continue Reading →