The year’s most moving moment of cinematic grace was a real-life one.

Sister Act meets “Glee” in a mess of a movie.

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Billy Beane endured a disappointing career as a Major League Baseball player, only to move into a career as the general manager of one

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Transitions can be especially strategic and noteworthy occasions.

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Ten-year-old Enaiatollah Akbari and his mother fled from Afghanistan to Pakistan because of threats to sell the boy into slavery.

Ashes and Fire

Lording it over your children is neither good nor godly.

Adopting the Belhar as a confession would cause us to step over the line in areas of both freedom and constraint.

Bret Lott is an author and a Christian.

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England declares war on Germany during World War I, and young Albert’s beloved horse, Joey, is sold into war service.

Billy Jago and his 12-year-old son, Charles, discover a flint stone carved by a magic man in ages past.

What I learned from an old man about the blessing of belonging.

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The Canadian Christian band The City Harmonic explores themes such as love, dependence on Go

A grandmother in New England and her grandson in Africa are separated by distance, climates, and cultures.