The Quilt, A Dog And Grace That Brought Her Back To Church

(ESSAY) When a beloved pet dies, a family finds solace in handmade quilts and TV church.

Giving Echoes Bethlehem: How Commerce Kept Christmas Alive

Every December, the same chorus returns — pastors, pundits and pious influencers lamenting that Christmas has been “commercialized.” But gift-giving isn’t a betrayal of Christmas. In truth, it’s a reenactment of it. The problem is pretense, not presents. It’s when generosity becomes performance, and the spirit of giving becomes a selfie opportunity.

Viral Videos Draw Attention To Church Benevolence Practices

Benevolence ministry never slows down, but it picks up during the holidays. For it to truly be successful, benevolence must also be ongoing. It may begin with a phone call, but it doesn’t stop there.

How To Turn Shopping Stress Into Purposeful Giving During The Holidays

(ANALYSIS) Every fall I anticipate the winter holidays with almost childlike joy. I look forward to familiar traditions with friends and family, eggnog in my coffee, and the sense that everyone is feeling a little lighter and more connected.

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