This week is the first week of the Advent season. Quite honestly, anticipating anything in a year like 2020 feels a little cruel. So many plans have been rearranged or outright cancelled. Just like many of you, I’ve felt this personally and professionally this year. But the Advent season is all about hope and anticipation,
Ok be honest, you love to sing don’t you…maybe not in public, but I bet when you are alone in the car you belt out some Three Dog Night, or maybe “Friends in Low Places” by Garth Brooks. It’s ok, we all do it, we humans love to sing – some good, some not so
The holiday season that we’ve now entered is a busy time of year with parties, performances, gift buying, church activities, and the list goes on. However, in our household there is one duty that is regarded as truly painful: writing the Christmas letter. Back in the late 1980s, Christmas letters were all the rage. They
“God of wonder, God of light God is with us here tonight Holy Savior in this manger Come to set the world to right” -Phil Wickham, Star of Wonder Isn’t that what we all want? We want all things to be made new and for all the hurt and devastation we see in the world
I am very excited to tell you that for the first time ever, a nativity scene will shine next to the state Christmas tree in the North Dakota State Capitol Memorial Hall. The scene and its associated Christmas celebration are sponsored by North Dakota Catholic Daughters. Why am I excited? For a couple reasons. First
We live in a fallen world. With all the attacks coming from those who don’t embrace a Biblical worldview, it can be downright discouraging. As a new member of the Kansas Family Voice of Kansas® team, I have learned much during the past three months. I am more and more aware of the things in
Dear Friends, I love Christmas. I love everything about Christmas: the lights, the giving of gifts, the getting of gifts, decorating our tree, and the food (read: “cookies”). I love Christmas movies (It’s a Wonderful Life is the greatest, that’s inarguable, but A Muppet Christmas Carol gives George C. Scott’s version a run for his
A special message from Mark Jorritsma and Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota.
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