In the spring of 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. sat in a cramped jail cell in Birmingham, Alabama, penning one of the most powerful documents of the Civil Rights Movement. Arrested for participating in nonviolent protests against racial segregation, King responded to a group of local white clergy who The rest of the story
Today I celebrate epiphany and the end of our nativity journey (it’s a sad day). In some traditions the days of Christmas began December 26th and go through epiphany, in most they begin the 25th and end the day before epiphany (I suppose, I’m playing both sides ). This lovely The rest of the story
Today’s nativity, for the 12th day of Christmas (I have one more for epiphany tomorrow), comes from the crèche festival at Mepkin Abbey. This is the second year this nativity has been with me. It has yet to find a display place that it seems to fit (I moved it The rest of the story
BONUS NATIVITY: because I was putting it away for another year, here’s the Lego Club Carolina Beach nativity for 2023 (each year looks different)
Today’s nativity has slowly found a place in my heart. Several years ago this nativity caught my mom’s fancy and she bought one for herself and other family members, I made fun of it, because…I was a brash 20something (I might still be). The front of this nativity is a The rest of the story