Blog • Dec 31, 2025
Feasting in Faith
How our family rings in the new year with an eye toward heaven, by Timothy S. Radcliff
Blog • Dec 24, 2025
Unfashionably Late
How senior editor Jennifer Woodruff Tait celebrates Christmas
Blog • Jan 7, 2025
Awaiting the Bridegroom's Return
What does historical betrothal tell us about Advent?
Blog • Apr 7, 2025
The Sacred Rhythm of Orthodox Fasting: A Historical Perspective
A guest post by Zeeva Usman
Magazine articles • Issue 158 • Feb 10, 2026
Against the world and for the Trinity
We know almost nothing of Athanasius’s early life
Magazine articles • Issue 158 • Feb 10, 2026
Really God, really human
A reflection on and A celebration of who Christians worship, both before and after the Council of Nicaea
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Today in History
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Felicitas, a Slave, Triumphed over Satan in the Carthage Arena (202)
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Quote of the day
“I soon perceived he was failing, and tenderly urged his return to town, where he could enjoy the quiet of home, and the benefit of medical advice. But...”
Stuart, Arabella W. Lives of the Three Mrs. Judsons. Miller, Orton & Mulligan, 1855.
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Devotional
The Church Wounds Its Own (1888)
You will be beaten in synagogues—Mark 13:9 (ESV). Beaten in church, by church members? It sounds very strange, but...
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