If you had asked me six months ago what my favorite part of C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity was, you would have seen me turn every hue of embarrassed red and shrug my shoulders, averting my eyes and hoping the topic … Continue reading
This past week welcomed a new leader to the world stage. Pope Francis has the distinguished honor of representing millions of professing believers around the world, to the world. But amid the pomp and circumstance surrounding the Vatican and Church … Continue reading
Hosting a Passover Seder is one of the biggest highlights for my family each year. We LOVE it. And we wish we had more room so we could invite many more people, because there are dozens who look forward to … Continue reading
Charoset is one of the items on a Seder plate that represents the mortar the Israelites used when making the grand buildings of Egypt. This sweet apple & nut mixture has been used in my family for years and remains my … Continue reading
There is a little known fact about the month of February. Nestled right in there with flowers on Valentine’s Day and kids drawing pictures of Abe Lincoln in honor of both President’s Day and Black History Month, is National Friendship … Continue reading