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When I was a kid, each summer we’d pack up our station wagon, hitch a cargo trailer to the back and load it up with
When I was a kid, each summer we’d pack up our station wagon, hitch a cargo trailer to the back and load it up with
Some of our regular RJ bloggers offer their favorites of 2022 — books, TV, movies, whatever. These aren’t necessarily works that came out this year,
In 1989, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court handed down its now-infamous “Reindeer Ruling.” Controversy erupted in a municipality in the hilly western side of the Keystone
Just what is this period, this interregnum, between Christmas and Epiphany? Is there a focus biblically? Lectionaries often opt for the slaughter of the innocents
Nativity scenes are great for reminding us of all of the parts of the Christmas story: the angel, the wise men, the shepherds, and of
During the Sundays of Advent we’ve published excerpts from All Creation Waits: The Advent Mystery of New Beginnings by Gayle Boss. Below is the book’s
Scene 1 EXT. ROYAL ROAD—DAY Three dusty magi, along with their small crew, camels, and baggage, lumber along a busy trade route toward the West.
‘Twas in the moon of winter-timeWhen all the birds had fled, That mighty Gitchi ManitouSent angel choirs instead;Before their light the stars grew dim,And wandering hunters
A response to Syd Hielema’s The Church of Jesus in 2047: Life After the Decade from Hell, posted on the Reformed Journal on December 12.
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