Robert Seltz, born and raised on an Iowa farm, has served as a Lutheran pastor for over 50 years. He spent most of his time in the Detroit, MI and Cleveland, OH areas and has made a couple of mission trips to Central America. He and his wife, Janet, have four grown children. Robert is a resident of Beatitudes Campus in Phoenix.
Robert Seltz and three friends sang their way through the summer.
Alice Dent finishes the story, begun in Part 1, of her life in China during and after World War II.
There was a period in this country, now largely forgotten, when orphanages bulged and homeless children roamed big city streets.
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John Lennon’s “no religion” lyric still resonates.
A federal agency would inform and protect the people.
From campaign promise to policy, the president walks a tight rope.
