Christmas Gathering
For well over a hundred years, The Nutcracker ballet has delighted audiences at Christmastime. The ballet opens with family and friends gathering on Christmas Eve....
For well over a hundred years, The Nutcracker ballet has delighted audiences at Christmastime. The ballet opens with family and friends gathering on Christmas Eve....
In 1978, Nobel Prize winner Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn spoke at Harvard’s commencement ceremony. The students in the audience had reason to be proud of their accomplishments....
On July 24, 1849, John Benson was headed west, drawn by the prospect of gold in California. The American West was sparsely populated in those...
The hymn just sung by the Choir was written well over 150 years ago, and it was inspired by words that are much older than...
Lloyd: Thank you, Madison, Choir, and Orchestra. Today, I’m here with Conlon and Rachel Bonner. Recently, their beautiful 9-month-old son, Joshua, died unexpectedly. Rachel, Conlon,...
Most would agree that the world today seems to be in turmoil. Troubling events large and small swirl around us, from war to poverty to...
With good reason, we often admire people who are persistent, resilient—those who face hardship but simply refuse to quit. We stand in awe of their...
I’m standing in front of a home called “The Kilns,” located in Headington just outside of Oxford, England. The home got its name from the...
Here in Northern Ireland, the countryside is famously green and fertile, nourished by beautiful rivers and lakes. But sometimes when a coastal fog settles in,...
Some days, reading the news feels like reading those prophecies in the Bible about the end of the world. “Perilous times,” the Apostle Paul called...
Over a decade ago, some friends got together to make music. They called it “an experiment in a new way to produce music visually.”[1] It...
Early in His ministry, Jesus had only a handful of followers, most of them members of a small fishing community near the Sea of Galilee....