You are new, if you have invited Jesus Christ into your life. If you want to be new, you are a simple and humble prayer away from becoming new. What’s new? We are new if, in faith and sincerity, we ...

The Christmas season doesn't abruptly end on Dec. 25. Indeed, even after the 12 days leading up to Epiphany and the final day ...

By Ann Farabee Salvation is simple — but deep. The words were words from my pastor, but I took them home with me. I began to remember the night I accepted Christ into my heart. I let go of the back of ...

This past feast day of Our Lady of Guadalupe, I accompanied my Men’s Ministry and other parishioners to a Lynbrook movie theatre to see the Marian Fathers-made film, “I Am The Immaculate Conception,” ...

In a recent message, Jenny Weaver explained the importance of not looking back, but rather how to live and move forward with ...

When it comes to views on immigration and racial inequality, for example – a focus of my research – “practicing Christians” across different traditions are becoming more similar. Voting behavior shows ...

I’ve read some of my past columns, those dealing with some of the problems we all face; those dealing with the tea party movements and what has been said about ...

During the opening devotional of a new semester on Jan. 14, BYU President C. Shane Reese promised students, “With Christ, ...

Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth fired off a strong statement of his goals for America’s fighting forces in the opening ...

Tedworth House boasts against the quiet green hills of Southern England. This estate has been home to many wealthy, powerful ...

WINCHELSEA FILM NIGHT presents the 2008 black comedy ‘In Bruges’ on Saturday January 18th in the New Hall and admission is free. Set in Bruges, Belgium, the film stars Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson, ...

David Rives, a Christian author and columnist, reflects on Matthew 3:17, "This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased." ...