Good News and Glad Tidings – Sunday, December 25, 2016
On that holy night so long ago, angels ushered in the world’s first Christmas celebration with a declaration of “good tidings of great joy.”1 And...
On that holy night so long ago, angels ushered in the world’s first Christmas celebration with a declaration of “good tidings of great joy.”1 And...
It was a busy night at the inn, two thousand years ago in Bethlehem—so busy, in fact, that when Mary and Joseph arrived, there was...
And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Cæsar Augustus, that all the world should be taxed.And all...
There’s something undeniably special about Christmastime. It’s a season of beloved songs and stories, of treasured memories and traditions. People of all faiths and cultures...
Much of the joy of life comes from anticipation. Who has not looked forward to a weekend, a reunion, a trip, or a holiday? The...
Long before the New England colonists held their now-legendary autumn feast nearly 400 years ago, and well before Thanksgiving was ever a holiday, giving thanks...
Parenting has been called the most difficult job in the world. Most will attest that it sometimes seems easier to succeed in the workplace, move...
On November 11, 1918, at 11:00 in the morning, warring nations agreed to an armistice—a truce—and World War I came to an end. Bombing and...
Maynard Dixon, a prolific artist from the previous century, is best known for his vibrant paintings of the American West. He spent much of his...