Guest essay by Carole G. Adams If we Americans of today had the same degree of knowledge of Christian history as did our forefathers, we would not have allowed socialism to secure a foothold.—Verna Hall What is socialism? Why is it evil? I am shocked and troubled by the response of students to a recent […]
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Christmas Classics
Guest Essay by Carole G. Adams The joy of Christmas is the Gospel dressed up in lights and love! While the entire world pauses in December to observe the birth of our Savior, Christmas offers lavish opportunities to rise above the world and to instruct, inspire, and form the character of our children. At Christmas, […]
Columbus: Christ-Bearer; Letting History Speak for Itself
by Rosalie Slater and Carole Adams On October 12, 1492, the providential encounter between two worlds, which up to that time had no knowledge of one another, was an exploit which would revolutionize the entire globe. That feat broke the chains of the Ocean when three Andalusian caravels with their intrepid captain and courageous crew […]