Can a millennial find the God he doesn’t believe in? A review of CBS’s “God Friended Me”
“I found God. He’s in Jersey.” Though technically God is everywhere, he doesn’t appear in the Garden State in the
Author’s young adult novel deals with racism and being shelter for each other
After learning about the murder of an African American teen in Chicago’s 1919 race riots, author and educator Bibi Belford
Will “all things work together for good” on NBC’s new series “Manifest”?
You might not expect a network drama to launch with a throughline grounded in a Bible verse, but that seems
While seemingly locked in a vegetative state, ESPN’s Victoria Arlen relied on prayer to survive
Imagine being mentally aware of what’s going on around you, but being unable to talk, move, or even blink your
How 9/11 put one CBS News writer on a new path to God
On Sept. 11, 2001, longtime CBS News writer/producer Greg Kandra arrived at the network’s West 57th Street New York City
Everything life takes, love restores: a story of adoption
“Lord, if You have another child for us, You will have to bring that child to us.” That was the
How ABC’s Spencer Christian survived a gambling addiction and Jim Crow racism
Emmy Award-winning broadcaster Spencer Christian was the happy-go-lucky weatherman on “Good Morning America” for 13 years, yet behind-the scenes, he
“Signed, Sealed, Delivered” takes a memorable trip “To the Altar”
“I never knew that strangers could be so kind.” That’s a line from the latest (and possibly last) TV movie
The music of the sacraments: An interview with Sarah Hart
In the life of the Catholic Church, the seven sacraments are visible signs or rituals instituted by Christ that serve
How mercy rather than judgment brought one woman to God
“A wasted drunk girl in a bar in Amarillo, Texas, sleeping with different guys who didn’t care about her, and
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