By Andy Hale Winston Churchill has been credited with about as many fascinating quotes as Abraham Lincoln, Confucius and Albert Einstein. Don’t you remember when Lincoln said, “The problem with quotes found on the internet is that they are often not true.” At any rate, Churchill so brilliantly said, “Tact is the ability to tell … Continue reading
By Holly Strother This year as brought about a lot of change in my life. In March, my boyfriend and I got engaged. The church I worked at hired a new pastor. In July, my aunt passed away unexpectedly. In September, I said goodbye to the youth I had been ministering to for the last … Continue reading
By Kelsey Higbee Along with most of America, I have spent the last few weeks reliving my childhood by watching selections from Disney+ over and over again. One of my re-discovered obsessions is the 90’s, classic Boy Meets World. This particular show was a favorite of my family. We would continually watch reruns as well … Continue reading
By Christopher Adams For many, the holidays are a source of stress—this is nothing new. Maybe it is a refusal to engage with certain family members over the dinner table for fear of another explosive conversation about politics or religion. Maybe the fears are just business as usual but dressed up with green wreathes and … Continue reading
Following the Star, d365’s special season for Advent and Christmas, returned on December 1st. For the past 18 years, Passport, Inc. has provided thoughtful online devotions online for youth and young adults. The Advent series features scripture, prayer, and meditative thoughts accompanied by gentle Advent hymns and carols. The devotional writers represent d365’s denominational partners … Continue reading
By Laura Stephens-Reed Can you believe that the calendar year is so quickly coming to a close? I feel certain that July was just a couple of weeks ago. (That could be due to the face-melting temperatures that persisted through most of October in Alabama, though.) The next few weeks will pass in a blur … Continue reading
