Travel: Along the Oregon Trail, a little church keeps the faith
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.
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Skip to main contentAlong 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.
Yesterday, many Christians observed the Feast of St. James. The day commemorates James the Greater, one of Christ’s 12 apostles.
An Evangelical alliance in the Netherlands has called for compassion and stronger palliative care after a child was killed under a new policy intended to relieve the suffering of terminal patients.
Regenerative rancher Gabe Brown, featured in the new doc "Groundswell," has spent more than three decades studying the ground beneath his feet, and he believes the health of the world's soil is inseparable from the health of people, communities and the planet.
Every traveler has a destination they should have visited years earlier. Mine was Ludington.
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Americans looking for one of Europe’s greatest pilgrimage destinations should look to Norway and an ancient route leading to an historically important Christian site.
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.