Head Coach Josh Sellers and the Players of the Game share their insights from their victory over the Falcons of Ogemaw Heights! 

MIRACLES HAPPEN!
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THE IMAGE RESTORED: What It Truly Means To Live Life In The Image of God

Hannah is the Owner/Publisher of Gather Veterans. 

GATHER Veterans is aimed at celebrating the amazing stories of the veterans and active military. They believe that the stories matter. They consider it a privilege to share these inspiring and heartwarming stories of life, triumph, and brotherhood.

Through storytelling, they connect veterans, veteran owned businesses, non-profits, events, and support groups, as well as active military personnel. So come, GATHER with them, and  celebrate the men and women who have sacrificed and served our country to protect our freedoms!
Their  bi-monthly print magazine is available for pickup by veterans and active military at specified drop locations and is also available by paid subscription.

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A compassionate ministry leader with career experience as a pastor and theological editor, Dr. Michael Wittmer, professor of systematic and historical theology, is a dedicated scholar and blogger who writes accessible books on theology and Christian worldview for the church. A faculty member at Grand Rapids Theological Seminary since 1996, he teaches courses in historical and systematic theology and directs the school’s Center for Christian Worldview.

Dr. Wittmer earned a doctoral degree in systematic theology from Calvin Theological Seminary. His thesis examined the topic of “A Critical Analysis of ‘Christ the Transformer of Culture’ in the Thought of H. Richard Niebuhr.”

A member of the Evangelical Theological Society, Dr. Wittmer regularly presents at the association’s regional and national conferences. From 2016 to 2018, he also served as a member of the regional discussion fellowship for the Creation Project, an initiative hosted by the Henry Center of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and funded by the Templeton Foundation.