Greetings, The theme of thanksgiving looms large at this time of the year in the U.S. due to the fourth Thursday of November being dedicated as a national Day of Thanksgiving. Since it is not a religious holiday we can engage with our families and … [Read more...]

Greetings, As Britain and then America grew in power and world influence they shared common moral values. The descendents of Joseph’s sons, Ephraim and Manasseh held to “common law” derived from the law of God. It is interesting to note the … [Read more...]

Greetings, This week we include a report from Cliff Veal on his recent trip to visit the congregations in Madagascar and Rwanda: From my hotel balcony in Kigali (pronounced "Chigali" by the locals) I look out over an orderly appearing, quite … [Read more...]

Greetings, My hope is that you have been able to settle back into your regular home life since the Feast – in peace and at rest. A Psalm of David’s comes to mind. “Rest in the Lord, and wait patiently for Him; do not fret because of him who … [Read more...]

Greetings, It is very difficult to observe what is developing in our society, our nation, our world and not get caught up emotionally in events. We are not detached from the deterioration because it is the daily reality of life. However, there is … [Read more...]

Greetings, We owe a big thank you to all those who contributed to making the Feast of Tabernacles such a wonderful time. Of course, first and foremost we thank God for His blessings and His obvious presence. In the background we had a dedicated … [Read more...]