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Loving Day is an annual global celebration held on June 12th . It commemorates the landmark 1967 Supreme Court decision Loving v. Virginia , which unanimously struck down state bans against interracial marriage. The holiday champions multiethnic…

Juneteenth and the Black Church By Emanuel Walker Juneteenth is celebrated as the end of slavery in the United States not because it’s the day President Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. That happened two years earlier. It’s the day when…

Council of Nicaea Began - May 20 The Council of Nicaea was first called on May 20, 325 - 1,700 years ago - because the early Christian Church was in turmoil over a burning question: Was Jesus fully divine, or was he an extraordinary teacher, but…

The Lord’s Prayer Jesus Actually Taught — The Aramaic Original Decoded Line by Line NABU | NEW EARTH BUILDER Apr 08, 2026 Three translations removed it from what he said. Here is every line restored to its original meaning. Introduction You have…

A Holy Journey (February 2026) by Dan Maynard   (For a PDF of the Article, CLICK HERE) The call came out that the time had come for the Family of God to join in a reunion. The message was “Come join us dear brothers and sisters from around the world…

How to ‘spring forward’ for daylight saving time without leaving your body and brain behind As clocks spring forward, light and movement are cues for daytime wakefulness that can improve sleep and overall health By Matt Fuchs edited by Tanya Lewis…

Bright Lights: Naomi Westwater Honors Grief, Spirit, and Song Masculinity Naomi Westwater is helping people remember how to live in rhythm with the seasons—and each other.  Through music, ritual, and community, the Boston-based artist weaves…

In 1915, an unusual and impulsive decision by Cecil Chubb, an English businessman, forever changed the fate of the iconic Stonehenge monument. Originally tasked by his wife to purchase a set of curtains at an auction, Chubb’s return with the ancient…

Rev. Jackie Hawkins and Taking Action for Peace One Sunday evening in 1967, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. extended the right hand of fellowship to a young Jackie Hawkins. It was a traditional gesture of Baptist church membership. Hawkins recalled how…

What We Don’t Know About Christmas Conflicting Accounts in the Bible By Rev. Hypatia Hasbrouck For centuries, through prose, poetry, pageant, painting, sculpture, and song, people have retold the birth story of Jesus. They blended the only two…