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Holidays

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Hail to the Chiefs by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   February 23, 2024)
Presidents Day is an opportunity to recall the past and pray for the future…
Topics: Faith • Government • History • Holidays • Tribute, Testimony


United States of Diversity by Michael Barnone / Washington Examiner


(My World   July 4, 2022)
The Founders and Dobbs…
Topics: Change • Character, Integrity • Diversity & Pluralism • Government • History • Holidays • July 4 (U.S. Independence Day) • Racism and Inequality • Social Issues


Celebrating Our Day of Independence as a Wonderfully Diverse People by Robert L. Santos / Direcotr of US Census Bureau


(My World   July 2, 2022)
Reflections on the expanding embrace of 'We the People'
Topics: Diversity & Pluralism • Government • History • Holidays • July 4 (U.S. Independence Day) • Relationships • Values


Happy Fourth of July! by Barbara Greenleaf


(My World   July 1, 2021)
Celebrating our 245th birthday…
Topics: Government • History • Holidays • July 4 (U.S. Independence Day)


Veterans and Those They Left Behind by U.S. Census Bureau staff


(Finance and Legal   May 27, 2021)
How we take care of families of those who died while serviing in US Armed Forces…
Topics: Armed Forces • Family • Financial • Government • Holidays • Loss & Grieving • Memorial Day • Social Services • Veterans


An Average Joe by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   December 19, 2020)
Why Nativity figures should wear masks this year…
Topics: Christmas • COVID-19 • Faith • Government • History • Holidays • Holiday Season • Jesus


How the WHO Stole Christmas by James N. Watkins


(My World   December 3, 2020)
But Christmas cannot be stopped by coronavirus . . . or the authorities…
Topics: Christmas • COVID-19 • Faith • Government • Holidays • Holiday Season • Inspiration • Jesus


Indpendence Day Q&A by James N. Watkins


(My World   July 2, 2020)
A not-so-trivial quiz about July 4 and the Founding Fathers…
Topics: Beliefs • Freedom • God • Government • History • Holidays • July 4 (U.S. Independence Day) • Patriotism • Religion • Spirituality, Seeking God • Values


Life, Liberty, and . . . by Stu Johnson


(My World   July 4, 2016)
Is the Declaration of Independence a relic or a prized possession?
Topics: Faith • Freedom • Government • History • Holidays • Inspiration • July 4 (U.S. Independence Day) • Politics • Values


A Presidents' Day Prayer by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   February 13, 2016)
Looking back as we look ahead…
Topics: Government • Holidays • Leadership • Politics • Prayer


What Did We Declare? —Exploring the meaning of our founding document by Stu Johnson


(My World   July 4, 2015)
Reading a novel inspires research about the document whose adoption we celebrate on July 4…
Topics: Beliefs • Freedom • God • Government • July 4 (U.S. Independence Day)