Yes, we should prefer “Merry Christmas” to “Happy Holidays” because it is more ... regain its meaning if we live the reality and not just the words. “The Word was made flesh and dwelt ...

THE end of the year always has a sense of excitement regardless of whether you celebrate Christmas. Some of us will be looking forward to church services and presents and others will be eagerly ...

When piles of snow and bitter winds do their best to make the winter season unbearable, Minnesotans are famous for our ability to weather the cold and bring joy and light to these dark days. The ...

Please, make it stop. Because Donald Trump has nothing better to talk about, he’s talking–in February, mind you–about the quote unquote “war on Christmas” that’s supposedly been waging since 2016. You ...

Editorial: 'We're far more interested in how public funds are used than almost anything else, Christmas included.' ...

"So there's this idea that when I'm running through the mall ... [people] should tell me 'Merry Christmas,' not 'Happy Holidays.' That's a very lame place for the Church to draw a line in the sand," ...

It's time to send out the Christmas newsletter again this year. Sure, it could be the same old dry recitation of your family ...

While the holiday season has come and gone, The Sun Santa Fund’s elves are still busy tallying up all of the generous donations provided by the community this winter.

Christians should greet the world with “Merry Christmas” (not “Happy holidays”) and should be mindful of the etymology of the word “Christmas.” The return of Bill and Hillary Clinton ...