Articles for tag: Bethlehem

A Junky Christmas

By Tom Lawson I”m going to have a junky Christmas this year. No doubt about it. In fact, all across the globe, there will be a lot of junk at Christmas””shiny, sparkly, noisy, pretty, passing junk. Trinkets of plastic, metal, cloth, leather, and gold. Some of it quite expensive. But, in the end, still junk. One person”s treasure is, after all, another person”s junk. A grown-up”s trinket can be a treasure to a child, or a grown-up”s treasure can be cast aside by a child as a trinket. A loaf of bread is hardly a treasure, unless you are dying

August 21, 2005

Ken Read

Reflections on Israel

Reflections on Israel

Ken Read recounts a study tour in Palestine, reflecting on Nazareth, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, and Bethesda—and on how these places reshape the way we picture the gospel story and respond in faith.

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