And this is where our faith values truly shine – when they inspire us to compassion and justice amid adversity. We are witnessing a paradigm shift through movies like “Sound of Freedom.” ...

Op-Ed After string of antisemitic incidents, let your light shine in face of darkness By Rabbi Shlomo Litvin December 18, 2020 10:13 AM Rabbi Shlomo Litvin Matt Goins ...

We ask the light to shine in the darkness when we cannot. We ask the Holy Spirit to give words to our prayer, when we have none. We turn again to Jesus, who says, "Come, follow me." ...

Jesus Christ, the light of the world, left us on earth to bear witness to the Light so that darkness may be banished from our ...

They were promoting an event in Times Square on Dec. 19, with the rallying cry: “Together, let’s celebrate Hanukkah, shine a light and stand up against antisemitism!” ...

We have this promise. Let’s step into the light. The Rev. Tim Ahrens is senior minister at First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ in Downtown Columbus.

In this darkness, a single lit candle enters the room. It represents Jesus. We remember that he came to bring light to the world, and then called his followers to let his light shine through them.

Uniting to spread light through the darkness of the COVID-19 pandemic: Let it Shine SDPosted: Apr 30, 2020 / 03:43 PM CDT Updated: Apr 30, 2020 / 03:43 PM CDT ...

These words by Marianne Williamson support her theory that everyone is meant to shine. “As we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same,” Williams said.

In this darkness, a single lit candle enters the room. It represents Jesus. We remember that he came to bring light to the world, and then called his followers to let his light shine through them.