Why Bibles Are Disappearing From Hotel Nightstands

(TRAVEL) Bibles used to be ubiquitous in hotel rooms. But a 2017 survey by STR revealed that 79% of hotels had religious materials in their rooms, down from 95% of hotels in 2006. Indeed, as America becomes more secular and Wi-Fi more common, the need for a physical Bible inside your nightstand drawer has grown more obsolete.

Islam, Judaism, Mormon, North America, Orthodox, protestants, Religion, Atheism, TravelClemente LisiNovember 23, 2021Clemente Lisi, travel, Bibles, Gideons International, pandemic, Thanksgiving, Christmas, COVID-19, newspapers, religion, Primary Feature, Talmud, Quran, Gita, Avesta Comments

Weighing a Jewish prayer tradition against my personal privacy

(OPINION) My work and my diagnosis compelled me to learn more about the Mi Sheberach prayer, a tradition that makes a person’s problem known to the community.

OpinionDave SchechterOctober 21, 2019Mi Sheberach, Atlanta Jewish Times, cancer, prayer, Jewish, Judaism, gossip, Simhah ben Samuel, Torah, Talmud, Dave Schechter

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