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Opinion: What does the Jewish holiday, Tu Bishvat, have to do with climate change? A lot. - Vimarsana News

Opinion: What does the Jewish holiday, Tu Bishvat, have to do with climate change? A lot.

Tu Bishvat — the Jewish holiday of the trees — inspires me to do what I can to cool our climate overall.

Words with God: Trading Boring, Empty Prayer for Real Connection by | Crossmap Books - Browse Christian Books All in One Place - Vimarsana News

Words with God: Trading Boring, Empty Prayer for Real Connection by | Crossmap Books - Browse Christian Books All in One Place

Words with God: Trading Boring, Empty Prayer for Real Connection by on Crossmap Books - Browse Christian Books All in One Place.

Follow in the footsteps of pilgrims to these holy tombs across Israel - Vimarsana News

Follow in the footsteps of pilgrims to these holy tombs across Israel

Supplicants flock from far and wide to pray at the graves of prophets and scholars from the ancient Holy Land. Here is a guide to some of the commonly visited revered sites

Mark Batterson, D.C. pastor, wants to spark connectivity and openness with new book - Vimarsana News

Mark Batterson, D.C. pastor, wants to spark connectivity and openness with new book

You'd expect Mark Batterson, lead pastor of the District-based National Community Church, to preach the Christian message, and he does. His congregation will host the annual sunrise service at the Lincoln Memorial on Easter Sunday.

Take a journey through Israel's graves of holy men (and women) - Vimarsana News

Take a journey through Israel's graves of holy men (and women)

From Mount Meron to a Safed apartment: Israel’s tradition of visiting the tombs of tzaddikim is no new phenomenon, but tells a story of evolving attitudes toward faith, folk tradition and even coexistence