Faith, Fiction, Friends

Language matters: On the media’s anti-American animus  – The New Criterion.   Churchill and the Debt Battle That Made America a Superpower  ...

When I read  Evangeline   by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in high school, I had no idea that I was not only reading one of his epic poems; I w...

It was our 25 th  anniversary trip – a week in Amsterdam and then a week in Paris. My wife had been to Amsterdam some years before on a busi...

When you’re born and raised in a city like New Orleans, you become aware of certain things very early on.   First, there’s food. The basic N...

It was 2002. Four of us comprised a communications team, sent to Eastern Europe to talk with missionaries all over central Europe. Our team ...

A long-cherished hymn – do I need to name it? – is turning 250 years old. Faith writer Lisa LaGeorge has a two-part discussion on how it cam...

It begins with a chance meeting on an airplane, traveling from Paris to St. Petersburg. Gleb Yanovsky, a world-famous guitarist, is seated n...

Time is our greatest asset, poet  River Dixon  writes in the introduction to his poetry collection  Left Waiting: And Other Poems . It ...

I step out of the carriage, walk up the steps, and I can already hear the music. I enter through the wide doorway, and the music become...

I noted last wee k that, when I became a Christian my senior year in college , I noticed almost immediately that things seemed differen...