New Book Profiles Ukrainian Teenager Who Outwitted the Nazis and Survived the Holocaust
While much is known about the Holocaust in terms of concentration camps such as Auschwitz and Dachau, the execution of
Mandisa on Mental Health, Diversity, and Moving Through the Shadows to Find God’s Joy
Grammy Award-winning Christian singer Mandisa has achieved a great deal of success in her life, from appearing on “American Idol”
Sister Larraine Lauter is Bringing Water With Blessings to God’s Thirsty Children
During a medical mission trip to Honduras during the early 2000s, Sister Larraine Lauter was walking around a village with
Father Greg Boyle Helps Former Gang Members Get in Touch with Their Own Goodness
In the late 1980s, when gang killings in Los Angeles were growing out of control, Father Greg Boyle took the
The Gift of Reconciliation: A Christopher News Note
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Gary Zimak on Finding Peace and Happiness in Your Journey with God
“The Lord was always…trying to get my attention, but for some reason, I just ignored Him.” So recalls author and
Teaching History and Hope: An Interview with Children’s Book Author/Illustrator Don Tate
When the credits of a TV show roll, some people may change the channel or go get a drink of
Blessed are the Peacemakers: A Christopher News Note
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In New Chapter of Life, Paula Faris Shines a Light on Jesus and Working Moms
Burned out. Scared. Energized. Those descriptions sum up the last few years of Paula Faris’s life. After feeling overworked at
Christopher de Vinck’s New Christmas Novel Highlights the Life-Changing Love of a Child with Down Syndrome
Author and educator Christopher de Vinck knows firsthand the truth of the Scripture verse from Isaiah 11:6, “A little child
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