Wendy Kiyomi adopted children with trauma in their past. It didn’t go as she expected.

In this story by Óscar Esquivias the young folk moved away, and it seemed like the Three Kings stopped visiting the empty village in Asturias, Spain. But did they?

Alastair Roberts writes that genealogy and hereditary lines matter a great deal in scripture.

Peter Mommsen writes that we’re born with a need for connection with our ancestors – both biological and spiritual.

Mary Townsend finds that relativism is alive and well on college campuses.

Eve Tushnet writes about AA, alcoholism, and broken promises.

Phil Christman explores the courtship of three monogamous animal couples.

Norann Voll, a Bruderhof member in Australia, took a vow of obedience that included the promise to go anywhere the church needed her.

Sister Carino Hodder says the call to chastity applies just as much to spouses and to single people looking for romance as it does to consecrated religious.

Andreas Knapp, a member of the Little Brothers of the Gospel says wealth is not only an unwieldy burden, but is incompatible with love of neighbor.