You won’t find egg carton flowers or handprint turkeys here.

We emphasize the significance of the local church.

Synod 2011 moved forward cautiously and carefully, like traffic through a construction zone.

Reuniting what should never have been divided.

Dad’s big day is coming up! This year, don’t bother with another tie or “#1 Dad” coffee mug.

It is a truth universally acknowledged among joggers, businesses travelers, and insomniacs that an iPod loaded with intelligent and en

Thirteen-year-old Gabriella, a Gentile, loves literature. But the political climate of 1932 Berlin is not conducive to books that

What has made you smile lately?

Gifts from the Poor: What the World’s Patients Taught One Doctor About Healing

Her name may be hard to pronounce, but Francesca Battistelli’s second album, Hundre

A metaphor is a powerful literary tool that brings readers to a deeper level of understanding.

I knew I didn’t walk into that room alone.

If you don’t get outside much, you might have this unhealthy problem.

Susan Gilbert-Collins is author of the recent novel

Kin-dness, the recent album from modern-day psalmist Steve Bell, is a collection

Brian Greene is our generation's Carl Sagan: a scientific genius who happens to have a gift for analogy and explanation.

Are ministers today too busy? Not busy enough? Maybe it’s time for churches to re-evaluate the role.

Our confessions sketch a deep, rich theology that rewards those who dig deeper.

In 1968, 11-year-old Delphine and her younger sisters visit Cecile, their derelict mother. When Cecile sends them to a summer day

If your family is like mine, you won’t make it through the first week of summer vacation without hearing the “b” wor

Film director Cary Fukunaga won a Best Directing award from the 2009 Sundance Film Festival for his debut feature, Sin Nombre

A substitute teacher wanders into an elementary-school classroom, tells a series of dazzling, illuminating, heartbreaking falseho