During Abby Johnson’s eight years with Planned Parenthood, she “was leading an unexamined life, filled with inconsistencie

Helplessness Blues, Fleet Foxes’ sophomore album, swells with folk harmonies and w

As a parent I have found the management of household chores to be a chore.

Following our Sunday-morning worship service, I was visiting with my friend Doug Vande Griend, an attorney in Salem, Ore.:

Linking old and new, Hymnary.org offers more than 1 million published hymns, scores, PowerPoints

Kirk Franklin’s latest gospel album, Hello Fear, is a wide-r

Debbie Macomber helps readers see with fresh eyes the people whom God has placed in their path and “to realize how each has shap

As someone who works most weekends and just about every Sunday night, I’ve developed the good discipline of taking Mondays off.

Many of the earth’s rainforests are located in hot, humid places like Central and South America and parts of Africa, Asia, and A

At Your Baptism is a lovely board book that explai

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

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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.