Children Are the Future – The Fount Account

There is a song called, “The Greatest Love of All” sung by Whitney Houston. In the lyrics, it says, I believe the children are our future.  Teach them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty they possess inside Give them a sense of pride to...

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What is Deconstruction? – The Fount Account

You may have heard of people “deconstructing” their Christian faith and wondered what it was. Perhaps a son or daughter, or a grandchild has announced that they are deconstructing their faith or have already done it. What does that mean? Essentially, “deconstruction” in the context of one’s faith means that...

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Choir Concert in La Habra

Christina Smith, our wonderful Worship Leader, sings in a community choir that will perform in concert this Sunday, October 29th at 5:00 PM in La Habra. She invites the members of The Fount to come to this free concert. The program includes a children’s and youth choir in addition to...

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The Story of Sage Blair – The Fount Account

This week, I want to share a post from the Colson Center for Christian Worldview, written by John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander. It is about the mess our culture is in, trying to deal with the “transgender” issue. Or, actually, how our culture is totally messing up the matter! I...

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The Diminishing Biblical Beliefs of Americans

It is probably no surprise to most of us that Americans are becoming more and more ignorant of the Bible. What with fewer and fewer Americans identifying themselves as practicing Christians and the dumbing-down of the Gospel in many churches, plus the growing number of “progressive Christians”, it should not...

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New Sermon Series Starts This Sunday

The Bible talks a lot about kingdoms. Kingdoms of humans and the Kingdom of God. We are citizens of both the kingdom of humans and God’s Kingdom, but how do we tell the difference? And why should we be concerned? Pastor Glen is back from vacation and begins a new,...

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Sticks and Stones

The events of yesterday, Wednesday, January 6th, will haunt us here in the United States for many, many years. The assault on our capital in Washington, D.C. was horrible to watch and struck at our hearts. We knew it was possible, but we really didn’t expect it to happen. This...

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Operation Christmas Child boxes

Thank You to All Who Participated! Karen Olson picked up and delivered our boxes to Samaritan’s Purse yesterday.  She sends her thanks to everyone and expressed her gratitude on behalf of herself and Samaritan’s Purse. We had four stacks of boxes in the office, totaling 29 boxes and there were also...

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Thoughtful Thursday: Veterans Day Contemplations

Endurance, Training & Willingness to Sacrifice Yesterday many people had a day off of work in honor of those who have served our nation in the armed forces. It made me pause to think about the sacrifices made by those who choose to serve and about the camaraderie there often is between...

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