By Ruba Rihani Special to The Baptist Paper International Human Rights Day, observed Dec. 10, coincides with the Christmas holidays and is an important reminder
Do you recall the scene from “The Sound of Music” when Captain Von Trapp is transformed from a tyrannical, overbearing father to a loving one?
Countless students will graduate from public high schools across the country this year. Even more students will finish their coursework through homeschooling, private schools and
Among the original American holidays on our calendar, Thanksgiving for many of us harbors the warmest thoughts and deepest sentimentalities. The World Book Encyclopedia puts
It was a Thanksgiving I’d never forget. A few years ago, I stayed home while my family traveled out of state for the holidays. Fresh
By Phillip Slaughter We desperately need to equip more ministers if we want to replace those who are retiring or leaving the ministry for a
“Be sure to invite your friends!” These are words that we often hear when it comes to church-related activities and services. We hear those words
Why me?” Have you ever asked that? I have, and I don’t think it’s because any of us feel entitled. I think it is a
Originally known as Armistice Day, Veterans Day was first celebrated Nov. 11, 1919, on the first anniversary of the end of World War I. It
One day as I was carrying out my normal routine, the memory of a past offense abruptly caught me off guard. Out of nowhere the
