Bombs for peace

There’s no right time in the church year to bomb another country, but it seems particularly horrific to do so in a season of repentance and humility

From the publisher

Of the making of lists

What causes her to take heart is some of the lists found in scripture

From the publisher

Together

Messenger is part of the connective tissue that holds our body together.

From the publisher

Right remembering

The Holy Spirit’s breath still moves among us—healing, renewing, and drawing us together

From the publisher

Take a break

If you need a cup of rejuvenation, there’s a place to go

Flyers from the 1940s, including one with instructions for people of Japanese ancestry

From the publisher

Ancestors and aliens

In a country where almost everyone traces their ancestry back to immigrants, the United States should have special regard for those who find it necessary to cross borders.

Big Words: a sepia version of a letter to the editor and response from The Christian Family Companion in January of 1869

From the publisher

Bringing the gospel to life

It’s both surprising and amusing how snarky our ancestors were.

Book with photos and text, including the masthead of The Gospel Messenger.

From the publisher

A peek into the past

Perhaps these notes will inspire you to dig into your own congregation’s history

Circles and squares in many colors and patterns

From the publisher

Practicing Pentecost

It’s a low-key church holiday. What can we expect?

Stained glass window with praying hands in the middle of a cross

From the publisher

Hope

I am afraid… but…