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St. John’s is hardly off the map. Still, the provincial capital of Newfoundland and Labrador (population 110,525) may be best discovered in fall and winter, when the absence of cruise ships means the crowd is more local.
At first, the boy from Artsakh drew mostly darkness, a reflection of the trauma tied to the forced displacement of his people three years ago, but after working with a Christ-centered program, the boy has gradually begun to depict the world with more color.
Teenagers in Britain have been ranked the lowest for life satisfaction in a survey of 29 European countries for the second time in a row.
Despite being diagnosed with cancer for the fourth time in the last four years, Christian social media influencer Dylan Mandell says he is holding on to God’s promise of long life.
Along U.S. Highway 191 stands a little log church that looks as though it has occupied this windswept landscape since the days of wagon trains.
Casual Christians struggle more than those who regularly attend church services and read the Bible to offer and receive forgiveness, even as research links forgiveness to greater flourishing and lower stress and loneliness, a new survey finds.
The number of Catholic baptisms taking place across Ireland has fallen by almost 30% over the past decade, with declining birth rates and the growth of religious non-affiliation identified as the main reasons.
One of the West’s best-kept secrets sits in plain sight along Interstate 80. Home to the University of Wyoming, Laramie is unquestionably a college town. Yet its strong patina and unmistakable sense of place also make it a classic frontier town.
Youth worldwide are reluctant to discuss who they are with pastors and religious leaders, and many don't feel like they belong in their faith communities, a new study suggests.
