Remembering Chuck Girard
Chuck Girard (August 27, 1943 – August 11, 2025) was a singer, songwriter, recording artist, worship leader, and founder of Love Song, the band that revolutionized contemporary Christian music. Born in Los […]
History
When Alice in Wonderland Meets Palestine
By Jonathan Feldstein My mother used to tell a story about how when she was in college, she believed that she had a professor who […]
From Broken Gates to Open Hearts
By: Shira Schechter August 9, 2025 Moses stands at the Jordan River, denied entry to the Promised Land, yet his words burn with unquenched longing. […]
The Power of Propaganda and the Silence of the West
By Marziyeh Amirizadeh Recently, Hamas released horrific videos depicting two Israeli hostages, Evytar David and Rom Braslavski,who have now been held in captivity in inhuman […]
Commemorating Catastrophes
By Jonathan Feldstein I sat to write this late in the afternoon of Tisha B’Av, the ninth of the Biblical month of Av, which is […]
The Queen’s Men at Trinity Theatre Company
Julius Caesar Written by William Shakespeare Adapted, Co-Directed and Produced by Charlotte B. Larson & Audrey Sweet Trinity Theatre in Mission Valley 1640 Camino Del […]
Recognizing Palestine and Prolonging the War
By: Jonathan Feldstein French President Emanuel Macron must be feeling particularly good this week seeing nations of the world following one of his country’s most […]
“Make the guards blind, Lord!”
By: Stan Jeter Brother Andrew was making his first trip behind the Iron Curtain into Communist Eastern Europe, with a load of Bibles hidden in his […]
The Moviemakers Breaking With Liberal Hollywood
Faith-based production companies insist they are not explicitly Republican. But they’re selling a vision of American culture to an audience that’s sick of liberal Hollywood. […]
Six Day War 2.0
By: Jonathan Feldstein Since before the current operation “Rising Lion” began last Friday, I was feeling that we were in a period ominously like the […]