(c) Rev. Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills Click here to listen to the message. See below to read it. “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of… Continue Reading →

(c) Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved Saint Augustine was a fourth and fifty century theologian who had a big impact on Christian and western thinking.  He saw the world in strictly Manichean –… Continue Reading →

(c) Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Re Key West is one of my favorite places to visit because of its generally relaxed and open minded culture – in of course a tropical setting.  And… Continue Reading →

(c) Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved How does one talk about sex in church?  If the past is any guide, you  don’t.  How do the major world religions address the same topic?  Judaism,… Continue Reading →

(c) Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved Some of you may have read the Biblical stories about the life of King David.  Whether the stories are myth or true, that doesn’t matter.  What’s important… Continue Reading →

(c) Rev. Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved Please click here to listen to the message:         Three atheists die – and together approach the Pearly Gates of Heaven.  St. Peter… Continue Reading →

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Please click here to listen to the message. See below to read it. The famed mountaineer George Mallory might be the first man to have successfully climbed Mt. Everest – 30 years before we know for sure it happened.  Mallory… Continue Reading →

(c) Doug Slagle, Minister to the Gathering at Northern Hills, All Rights Reserved Please click here to listen to the message or see below to read it. It is an amazing fact that the biological similarity between animals and humans… Continue Reading →