A group of Northern Stationers and other guests viewed a raft of books – some dating back over 500 years – as well as other documents and ephemeral print at an event in York on Friday (1 November).
Biblefy transforms scripture into snackable daily inspirations, making it easy to incorporate faith into every day life. Amy Shiels, ...
After 46 years (and a couple of months) of working full-time as a sportswriter, I’m retiring.
OffBeat Magazine, a cornerstone of New Orleans' music culture since 1988, will release its last issue in December, marking ...
Even when his stories turn strange and supernatural ... And in this version that was made from a degraded 16-millimeter print ...
A Kenyan couple has ignited mixed reactions after a comedy skit gone wrong. In the video, the two used a Bible to make vows, ...
Hunter said he wouldn't "identify himself as a Republican," even though he's running as a Republican, but follows the Bible as his guiding ... of all races in print and online through the Nov ...
On the other side of those windows lives the Hunt Art Gallery. Resident artists Mojo Banjo, Emma Brittain, Paulie!, Emma ...
Senator Ibikunle Amosun, has revealed that he spent three-and-half years in his mother's womb. He made this revelation at the ...
NorthJersey.com is back with its "Student of the Week" recognition – which highlights exceptional students throughout the ...
House columnist Jay Bookman opines that America knew what it was embracing when it voted for Trump a second time.
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A new generation embraces living off the land — with or without the landThey were all women, one in a shirt with the Bible verse “Let all that you do be done in love.” Each held a quail they tried ...
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