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You’ve probably heard plenty about the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther nailing his 95 theses on the door of the church in Wittenberg, Germany. Nearly
Comparing yourself to American Motors is probably never a good idea, especially when many of your readers reside in Michigan. For those who don’t know,
Most people say they pull for the underdog. Here at The Twelve, we see ourselves as underdogs in today’s world. Left versus right, each dug
On the first day of school, I remember being handed a sheet of paper. Today we would say it was “landscape” format, wider than high.
These are the days of the endless summer These are the days, the time is now There is no past, there’s only future There’s only
Longtime blogger here on The Twelve, Theresa Latini, was named the first president of United Lutheran Seminary, with campuses in Philadelphia and Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, earlier
Bright Monday! Easter Monday. It is a tradition among some Christians—not so much Reformed, but especially Orthodox. This day after Easter is filled with jokes,
Arise, my love, my beautiful one, and come away; for now the winter is past, the rain is over and gone. The flowers appear on
The origins of Valentines Day are jumbled and uncertain. So much so that in 1969, the Roman Catholic Church knocked Saint Valentine’s Day off the
