2023 Dr. King Community Celebration
The 2023 MLK Community Celebration is planning for their 11th annual Community Celebration. This year's theme is Our Beloved Community: The Courage to Celebrat
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The 2023 MLK Community Celebration is planning for their 11th annual Community Celebration. This year's theme is Our Beloved Community: The Courage to Celebrat
By Jo McMullen / KVSC reporter There are several ways you can be part of the Dr. Martin Luther King Junior Community Celebration in St. Cloud in January.
“Tell me a story.” Most of us never say these words past childhood, yet we never stop seeking out narrative threads. Indeed, we make sense of the world and one another through stories. We allow stories, whether tales from children, newly released audiobooks, or podcasts, to wash over us as we scrub the dishes or drive our daily commutes. We weave them into our mornings, afternoons, and evenings. If you find yourself longing for story but feel overwhelmed by the number of podcasts available, expand your listening horizons with one of these series. The topics vary, the styles and formats ra...
Why some Christians want Target to stop carrying a bestselling book of prayers Editor Sarah Bessey and other contributors to 'A Rhythm of Prayer' responded to the backlash with a statement Thursday evening (April 8), saying critics are missing the point of the prayer. Sarah Bessey, editor of "A Rhythm of Prayer: A Collection of Meditations for Renewal." Image courtesy of sarahbessey.com, left, and Amazon April 9, 2021 “A Rhythm of Prayer: A Collection of Meditations for Renewal” — edited by progressive Christian author Sarah Bessey — features a number of different types ...
On late-night TV and bestseller lists, new books on prayer resonating with readers After a tumultuous year, several new books about prayer from popular Christian authors seem to be speaking to the moment. Stephen Colbert, left, interviews the Rev. James Martin, Feb. 3, 2021, on “A Late Show with Stephen Colbert” on CBS. Video screengrab via CBS February 26, 2021 (RNS) — Maybe the past year of pandemic and a reckoning over racial injustice have readers turning to lament. Maybe polarizing politics have them feeling imprecatory. But several new books about prayer from popula...