In December 1894, French Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, a Jew, was tried and unjustly convicted of treason in a military court. He was sentenced to spend the rest of his life on Devil’s Island.
By the Rev. Dan White
Like walking pneumonia, we wake up one morning caught in the grips of a full blown case of "spiritual malnutrition." We feel drained, like a sucked-out orange thrown by the side of the road.
By the Rev. Gene Norris
A master scribe was hired to repair 100-year-old Torah scrolls at an Aiken synagogue.
By Kelly Jasper
We asked. You answered. On the 61st National Day of Prayer, members of the community responded to the question, "What is your prayer for the nation?"
By Kelly Jasper
Area churches, businesses and individuals have joined with the nonprofit Soles4Souls to get shoes to people who need them in 129 countries.
By Kelly Jasper
Most people familiar with the Bible remember the time when Jesus was asked to say which of the 613 commandments of the religious law of the time was the greatest (Matthew 22:34-38).
By the Rev. G. Daniel McCall
