A Light for a World of Darkness
December 22, 2025
I was convinced it was torture, but then again, what does a little girl from a middle-class American family truly know about such matters? All I knew was that the
Stories from the inner city
I was convinced it was torture, but then again, what does a little girl from a middle-class American family truly know about such matters? All I knew was that the
Beth Finn (above, center) swayed as the metro bus took her team of collegiate summer missionaries back to their lodging. It was the final days of their 10-week service with
Editor’s note: Last week, our Options Blog featured a Thanksgiving perspective piece about the sacrifice of giving thanks. Today, lead editor Michelle Melchor also discusses gratitude, but from the thoughtful
Editor’s note: Next week, lead editor Michelle Melchor also discusses the topic of giving thanks but from the thoughtful perspective of having a debt of gratitude. Don’t miss it. Airline
Pastor Mario Valle Jr. watched the baptism with a billowing heart. Timed for the congregation’s 13th anniversary, he marveled at how the Lord worked since his parents founded Ministerio Cristiano
They shall build up the ancient ruins; they shall raise up the former devastations; they shall repair the ruined cities, the devastations of many generations. — Isaiah 61:4 (English Standard