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When it comes to technology, why do people assume older folks like me don’t get it?

In the moment, I was unable to see another way, and I chose the route of suicide in my attempts to stop the pain.

An acclaimed journalist details the lives and deaths of the citizens of Chicago during the summer of 2013.

It’s man and dog versus nature in this historical adventure story

The extended edition of Bastille’s latest album is a mixture of originals, covers, demos, and B-sides.

우리는 스스로를 신앙보다 정치로 규정하나요?

The author of Tuesdays with Morrie writes movingly of the little Haitian girl he loved and lost.

The thoughtful conclusion of the story of a Viking boy and his dragon.

A cat named Catastrophe gets lost along the sea and makes friends in the low tide pool.

We as a Christian community benefit when silence is broken.

“Purity in the hands of a holy God is a powerful instrument.”

Change is rarely ever easy or painless. However, I am certain that there was never any ill intent on anyone’s part.

When you take leftovers home, they’re almost always given in Styrofoam containers that can’t be recycled. What’s the most stewardly option?

Riveting faith-based historical fiction envelops readers in the aftermath of Chicago’s Great Fire.

A cynical journalist’s life changes when he writes a profile of the beloved Mr. Rogers.

Ireland’s Christian band We Are Messengers releases its vulnerable second album.

I see the discipline of Lenten fasting more as an opportunity to refocus our values, a regular reminder of our spiritual callings through giving up something we take for granted.

An effervescent podcast from NPR arts commentators highlights the best in movies, TV shows, books, and music.

Coldplay preaches a message of love for the poor and oppressed.

I set my bike on the ground and trotted over to the truck. Inside, a man was sitting upright behind the wheel, his head on his chest, his hands hanging limp in his lap. Something needed doing, but where to begin?

Have you ever wondered why most animals have tails? What are they for? Just what do tails do anyway?

Moral virtue is at once something that God produces in us and at the same time something we need to work at. Moral character, in other words, is a work in progress.