Summer “Hate” Wave: A Pattern of Anti-Jewish Violence
For years, a small Orthodox Jewish synagogue in Los Angeles county has endured multiple acts of violence. Just this month, vandals again attacked this Jewish community and defaced the synagogue’s front entrance with white paint. When will these hateful acts stop?
How Govt’s Unquenchable Thirst for Taxpayer Money Is Hurting Local Churches in Texas
It looks like city officials in Magnolia, TX have an unquenchable thirst for more tax revenue. And to satisfy it, officials are targeting churches and other nonprofits, claiming they do not pay their “fair share” in taxes.
Light of the World: Why Violence & Vandalism Cannot Stop This Thriving Church
“Let’s agree to disagree.” Have you ever heard that phrase before? It’s very likely that you have, especially if you’ve ever had a conversation with someone from another political party or a different religion. As simple as it seems, however, the saying carries a deep meaning. It displays one of […]
Point of Connection: How A Small Town Ministry Is Transforming Lives Despite City Official’s Efforts To Shut It Down
I want to tell you the story of a small community in Joseph, Oregon. I’ve traveled to Joseph a few times. It’s a remote community in the northwest; a charming town filled with brick buildings, surrounded by snow-capped mountain peaks and lush green pastures. But for all its natural beauty, […]
Hanukkah: The Jewish Festival of Lights
“Chag sameach!” That’s Happy Holidays in Hebrew! In this special feature for Spiritual Literacy Month, we are looking at the celebration of Hanukkah, a holiday with traditions that span over two thousand years. Let’s take a look back at what this celebration is all about. At sundown on the 25th […]
