America

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  The Flags at the Cemetery Like many Americans, Memorial Day never ceases to move me. It’s the most poignant time of the year for me, maybe because it’s about life, death and remembrance. Paul Kengor May 24, 2012
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  Bloomberg, Faith Groups Face Off Over 9/11 Citing previous practice, the mayor of New York said the focus of the Ground Zero ceremonies will be on victims and their families; religious representatives will not have an official role. It's not been a... David Gibson Sep 07, 2011
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  Four Ways to Commemorate 9/11 at Church Since the 10th anniversary of 9/11 falls on a Sunday, how can you acknowledge it at your church? Diana Davis Sep 06, 2011
• How Did the Bible Influence the Foundation of America? As of Pew’s 2017 data, 83% of Americans are at least “fairly certain” about their belief in God, but strangely enough, many are convinced that the United States is based solely on secular principles. Rev. Dr. Paul G. Irwin Jun 30, 2011
• This July 4: Confirm Thy Soul in Self-Control Paul Kengor Jun 28, 2011
• The Nation Founded on a Creed Chuck Colson Jun 25, 2011
• Remembering My Father on Memorial Day There are two places I go to spent time with my father - Panel 9 Easter Line 71 on the Vietnam Memorial, or the headstone in Greeneville, Tenn. Karen Spears Zacharias May 27, 2011
• How Should Christians Think About Memorial Day? Churches should be glad to have their members celebrate Memorial Day with gusto. But leaders should be wary about bringing the pomp and circumstance of a national holiday into a church service. Kevin DeYoung May 26, 2011
• The Grunt Padre Sarah Phillips May 25, 2009