By Heather I had a big epiphany this December that sounds sacrilegious but I think is one of the most spiritual “ahas” I’ve ever had.
I guess we all feel differently about the holidays. Jessawhy said a few weeks ago, “I was so excited. While I was driving, I found
Christmas in Phoenix by Judy Curtis The day before another Christmas After a night of drizzled rain Dawns dull as hills push off Peach flushed
In October of 1999, my sister (who also happened to be my roommate) adopted a five-year-old girl from a Bulgarian orphanage. Adopting an older child
I admit that my family doesn’t have many Christmas traditions. My parents are both immigrants and converts to the church. And while I know that
One Czech Christmas Wanda West Badger Beacon Heights, Utah Vol. 25, No. 1 (Fall 2001) It was Friday, December 21, 1990, the shortest day of
Following the appearance of the Wise Men in Israel, King Herod decreed that all male children under the age of two must be killed. Prior
I know it’s only the day after Halloween, but I’m already thinking about Christmas. Christmastime is especially hectic at our house. In addition to two
My very talented writer friend, Laura McCune-Poplin, has graciously let us post an excerpt from her yet-unpublished novel, Entertaining Angels Unaware. Laura has written this
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