On Kenya’s fragile plains south of Nairobi, where drought has killed millions of livestock and hunger is spreading across the dry lands, Maasai farmers and Catholic sisters are reshaping how communities survive.
On Kenya’s fragile plains south of Nairobi, where drought has killed millions of livestock and hunger is spreading across the dry lands, Maasai farmers and Catholic sisters are reshaping how communities survive.
A recent CNN article warned that a “tsunami” of church closings is poised to remake America But the numbers tell a quieter story Closures barely outpace openings, and...
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The Leo Chronicles: Brother Leo continues his search for Gaby in
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For six years, a deacon took back roads to avoid the interstate where a truck hit him He believed his fear meant he didn’t trust God enough Clinical...
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A reader told me that if I love Jesus and I’m not a Pharisee, I’ll vote blue Honesty, compassion and care for the vulnerable are Christian virtues, but...
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