Remember the WWJD bracelets? What Would Jesus Do? These bracelets were made popular in 1989 by Janie Tinklenberg, a youth minister from Holland, Mich. She designed the friendship bracelets as a ...
It’s estimated that over 15 million WWJD bracelets were sold in the 1990s. Launching from a small church in Holland, Michigan, this line of Jesus merch quickly spread worldwide, spawning T-shirts, ...
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... When did Jesus say it was acceptable to starve the poor, slaughter women and children while turning a blind eye to the suffering of the weak ...
Remember the popular bracelet of years ago with the letters “WWJD”? In case you’ve had a memory lapse or spent those years on a remote island with no outside contact, they represented the words, “What ...
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'What would Jesus do?' is not the right question
My wife and I are thinking of making some changes to our kitchen — relocating a few of the cabinets, replacing some drawer ...
For Christians across the country, December is a time when we tell and retell the story of Christmas. The familiar tale begins with the journey to Bethlehem—which can lead us to reflect on our own ...
OPINION | LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: It's not the solution | What would Jesus do? | How did we get here?
I agree with Jerry Davis of Hot Springs regarding the nation today of "me the people" and the "give it to me now" generations. However, I believe he is gravely mistaken that Ronald Reagan is ...
From a legal perspective, the LDS Church is right. It is not fraud to hoard billions of dollars in their coffers and many global investments. Taking the legal perspective, however, the LDS Church is ...
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