You can please some of the people some of the time, but you can’t please 100 percent of the people 100 percent of the time. You can’t even please yourself all the time, can you…

From the Pulpit

Ask Social Security

From the Pulpit

Ask Social Security

From the Pulpit

Ask Social Security

A bumper sticker making the rounds these days reads: “What’s MINE is not THEIRS!” The punctuation suggests that there is more to this message than friendly information sharing.

Ask Social Security

From the Pulpit

Ask Social Security

Little did I know that computing would lead to all sorts of activities such as keeping in touch with information and other people.

From the Pulpit

Questions and answers from the Social Security Administration

When we talk about wealth and poverty in some circles, it is a good idea to “put on the whole armor of God” (Eph. 6:11).

Q: Are there any deductions from your Social Security check? I am talking about Federal and State taxes, or any other deductions.

Many people are surprised to hear that Jesus preached not only the famous “Sermon on the Mount,” but that he also preached the shorter and lesser known “Sermon on the Plain.”

Am I reading this article correctly, that we are now eligible to receive full benefits since we have reached our full retirement age?

Abraham Lincoln had a childhood friend named Matthew Gentry. One day in 1825, when Abraham was sixteen years old, he watched Matthew plummet into the depths of mental illness, attempting to harm himself first and then attacking his own parents.

You have heard the comment, maybe even said it yourself, that, “Christmas is such a busy time of year.”

Nowadays, anyone who has Medicare can receive Medicare prescription drug coverage, or Part D.

We are applying the old saying, “There are two sides to every coin,” to our spirituality.

You can apply for Social Security Retirement, spouse’s, or Disability benefits online at http://www.socialsecurity.gov.

Anyone interested in local history or genealogy will certainly find something in the historical collection at Waynesboro Public Library.

I thought that in going over what goes on here at The News Virginian in my weekly column that people would grasp the process of submitting community news.

You have heard the analogy before, I am sure. In discussing two aspects of a single issue, someone says: “Well, it’s just two sides of the same coin.”

How can I get an estimate of my future Social Security retirement benefits?

Many of Jesus’ disciples did not get along because of their politics.

Over the past 11 years, I have paid right back into the system but I have never seen an increase in my benefits than the cost of living raises. Even this year I have already paid back into the Social Security program some $2000 and this has been going on for some 11 years, yet I see no increase in my benefit check.

We conclude today our spiritual study of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross’ “Five Stages of Grief.” It’s been a lengthy series, hasn’t it?