BY G. CONNOR SALTER When a freelance journalist receives a leather dossier of messages from the enemy, he doesn’t know he’s getting an inside look at how evangelical Christianity has changed over the last fifty years. Read more

BY ADEEL AHMED “Pray for a miracle, my father,” Fatima pleaded. “You are Allah’s final messenger. Surely, He will cure Mother if you make supplication.” Read more

BY SEAN EARNER One title stands out from the centuries accumulated list of titles: Savior of the Savior. To say it almost seems blasphemous in its audacity. Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI “You say that? You?” She stood up and looked at him full in the face. “Then you cannot bear the evil eye, as first I thought…” Read more

BY HANNAH SKIPPER “Mr. Adams argued that if the colonies didn’t unite around the cause, then they’d lose.” Read more

“The arches would rise more than a hundred feet, like majestic cathedral windows or the portals of a triumphant gateway” Read more

By Hannah Skipper Ge nerally speaking, a Christmas Eve church service is a solemn occasion. One should not make a lot of noise or fool around while attending. This story, however, is about the time I was accidentally not on my best behavior. I don’t remember how old I was, just that I was a Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI Heavy is the head and strong the heart of she who wears the crown. Lady, lioness, our Queen. Read more

BY LASTCRAZYHORN “I am no one sir. I have no one. I don’t have anywhere to go, and the only thing I can do to remove myself from the equation.” Read more

By BellChell17 Word Count: 921 Rating: G Summary: A comedic domestic sketch of Ross and Demelza Poldark (Set during season two, before episode seven.) Ross had just come home from the mine and settled in his seat to talk to Demelza while she was cooking dinner. The topic of holding the smuggled goods for Trencrom Read more

BY ADEEL AHMED “It is the will of your Lord that you should bring forth a pure boy, who will be a light of truth to all existence.”  Read more

BY KATE O’HARE “There are two kinds of people: Those who think ‘Die Hard’ is a Christmas movie; and those who are wrong.” Read more

BY SARAH BINGHAM These limping pilgrims, weary, wounded, maimed, even. Yet heading homeward, leaning on sticks and each other. Read more

BY SARAH BINGHAM Historically, the focus of pilgrimage has always been about the place to which one was travelling. Read more

BY LAWRENCE “MACK” HALL Faith does not pass with ephemeral time: Brave Hurricanes and Spits still claw and climb. Read more

BY SEAN EARNER But with Elizabeth the dogmas became a part of a positive, ecstatic discourse of worship of the threefold divine life. Read more

BY M.C. BIRO “They are not people,” Desva said, “they are but the old desires of flesh and darkness that run rampant beyond these walls.” Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI Rich and poor alike are part of the same chain of being which the disillusioned barber believes should be cut.  Read more

BY AVELLINA BALESTRI They say he was a gentleman and a gentle man, the Queen’s good servant and a child of the Church. Read more