Dennis Lennox
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Travel: Finding medieval churches in Finland’s Swedish-speaking islands
Spread across roughly 6,700 islands and skerries in the Baltic, Åland (pronounced OH-land) occupies a unique place in northern Europe. Politically, it belongs to Finland. Culturally and linguistically, it is Swedish.

Travel: Postcard from Walla Walla
Eastern Washington is worlds away from Seattle, the Evergreen State’s largest city. Here in Walla Walla, the Oregon Trail and the missionaries associated with westward expansion still help define the small city of 34,060 people.

Travel: Wichita, an underrated big city
Admittedly, Wichita isn’t a city that immediately comes to mind when considering where to travel, but Kansas’ largest city punches above its weight.

Travel: Postcard from Kansas City, Kansas
For most Americans, mention Kansas City and thoughts immediately turn to Missouri: barbecue, jazz, downtown skyscrapers and professional sports. The Kansas side has too often been reduced to an afterthought.

Travel: In Colorado’s oldest town, history, faith and landscape converge
This small town near the Centennial State’s border with New Mexico offers an authentic glimpse into the past, when faith was a more integral part of daily life.

Travel: One of America’s prettiest cities has a problem
Savannah, Georgia, has long been promoted as one of America’s most graceful and walkable cities. When I returned last year, I expected that reputation to hold. It did not.

Travel: In Texas oil country, Beaumont’s museums surprise
Travelers don’t normally associate southeast Texas with museums. Oil refineries, certainly. But museums?

Travel: Beyond the beach this spring break
Forget the crowded beaches and overpriced resorts. Spring break doesn’t require a plane ticket or a weeklong itinerary. Here are three places you can reach by car for a last-minute getaway.

Travel: Discovering Gothic splendor, saints and relics in Sens
Most visitors to France never look beyond Paris. That is a mistake.

Winter in Helsinki: A European capital without the crowds
Finland’s capital is often overlooked in winter, when many travelers assume darkness and cold outweigh the rewards. That assumption doesn’t hold.


























