In Indonesia, where Christians are a minority, the Christmas tree often serves as a marker of identity. My own family doesn’t keep that tradition, though my children often ask to have one. I always tell them, “That is not a tree. It is plastic that will end up stored in a warehouse like trash.” For us, a Christmas tree has always been a living one, growing quietly in front of our home.
Anabaptists in Venezuela and neighboring countries are on edge amid uncertainty and instability following the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by the U.S. military.
Bible Bricks is one of a number of Lego-compatible bricks tapping a market for offline toys inspired by biblical figures and events.
At first glance, the story of 18th-century Shaker founder Ann Lee may not seem like an intuitive choice for a movie musical.
More than 60 current and former players affiliated with a Christian publication urged U.S. leaders to come to the aid of persecuted Christians and other religious groups in Nigeria.
Lifting her molecularly perfect tea — Earl Grey, hot — from the replicator, Aaliyah accessed the congregation’s worship service via her cybernetic interface. It was so much easier to just log in to the sanctuary instead of heading up to the surface.
A 38-year-old Dominican makes the fundamentals of contemplative life more accessible to laypeople.
