Feasting in Faith
How our family rings in the new year with an eye toward heaven, by Timothy S. Radcliff
Unfashionably Late
How senior editor Jennifer Woodruff Tait celebrates Christmas
Awaiting the Bridegroom's Return
What does historical betrothal tell us about Advent?
The Sacred Rhythm of Orthodox Fasting: A Historical Perspective
A guest post by Zeeva Usman
Against the world and for the Trinity
We know almost nothing of Athanasius’s early life
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
No HAZING, Threat, or Humiliation Turned Goforth from God’s Work (1927)
“I suppose you have hardly yet found how much of romance is mingled with your ideas of a married state. You will find real life much the same that you...”
Riggs, Stephen R. Mary and I; Forty Years with the Sioux. Chicago: W. G. Holmes, 1880.
God Is Nearer than We Can Express (1860)
What can there be so close as making and made? Nought twinned can be so near; thou art more nigh To me, my God, than is...

