18Feb A Presidential Lenten Valentine… February 18, 2024 Randy Coleman-Riese Blog This month provides a number of themes for reflection, our national holiday honoring Presidents (specifically the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln...Read more
23Jun New in our store: Reflections on the Bible: From Slavery to Freedom June 23, 2021 Randy Coleman-Riese Blog Reading the Bible is like looking out of a window and seeing a crowd out in the street shading their...Read more
10Dec Holiday Parties (circa 1830’s Maryland) December 10, 2020 Randy Coleman-Riese Blog The holidays are part and parcel of the gross fraud, wrong, and inhumanity of slavery. They are professedly a custom...Read more
07Feb Turning Ourselves into Gifts February 7, 2020 Gil Bailie Blog “The modern world insidiously brings back forms of self-enslavement from which Western society had largely escaped during the Christian centuries.”...Read more
03Sep Unplanned September 3, 2019 Gil Bailie Blog Archeologists in Peru have discovered 227 bodies of children sacrificed by the pre-Columbian Chimu culture to appease the gods of...Read more
07Oct The Battle of Lepanto October 7, 2015 Gil Bailie Blog The Battle of Lepanto took place on October 7th, 1571. Occupied by the Turks in 1498, Lepanto is chiefly celebrated...Read more
A Presidential Lenten Valentine…
New in our store: Reflections on the Bible: From Slavery to Freedom
Holiday Parties (circa 1830’s Maryland)
Turning Ourselves into Gifts
Unplanned
The Battle of Lepanto