Preserving the Holy in Holidays
by T.M. Moore
On those days when I couldn't find anyone to hang with and nothing else to do, I used to enjoy, as a kid, walking down to the drugstore to read the funny greeting cards.
Films of Christmas Past
by Anne Morse
Christmas movies. I own some 30 of them, and as I watched quite a few of them in the last few weeks, it suddenly occurred to me to consider how much any of them really had to do with Christmas.
A Many Splendored Thing
by Stephen Reed
Of all the people I have known, my Grandma Mary Pugh was the one who seemed the closest to God. By that, I simply mean the one most convinced that God exists right here, right now and was her friend on a daily basis.
Confusing the Problem
by Chuck Colson
I remember all too well the pressures placed on an incoming administration. But there's one issue the new administration and Congress simply can't ignore. And that's energy independence.
Why I Am a 'Liberal'
by Everett Piper
Words mean something. But in spite of such power, some words are used so frequently and frivolously that they suffer for lack of care, and as a result, their intent and their purpose is lost.
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