Lily K. Lewis has learned that life is hard, but also full of so much wonder. While joy and sorrow, hope and hopelessness, and love and fear can all occur simultaneously, she believes these emotions cannot be viewed in black and white. Instead, she trusts that our true selves are revealed within beautiful sunset hues and the magical shimmer of the stars. In a collection of inspirational essays full of reflection, prayer, and scripture, Lily offers guidance on how to find the light in any dark situation by trusting in God and knowing He will provide. While sharing a moving glimpse into her personal journey, Lily invites others to join her as she strengthens her relationship with God, finds hope amid heartache, and embraces her true self and divine purpose to be a light in the world. Everlasting Light reflects on a young woman’s spiritual journey as she develops a love for others and a passion for the world God created.

This collection of litanies, candlelighting services, a hanging of the greens service, and more offers worship resources for the three years of lectionary reading for Advent, including the Sunday after Christmas.

This collection of short essays features articles based on economic topics and opinions.

Thoughts and legacies of King Sejong, the most enlightened ruler in five thousand years of Korean history.

From the collaborative efforts of Lloyd Larson, Mary McDonald, Jay Rouse, and Larry Shackley, Everlasting Light showcases the profound significance of the light of Christ come to earth. An insightful narration by Rose Aspinall incorporates scripture and personal reflection to tie together the compelling combination of powerful original music and beloved carols. Mary McDonald's celebratory opener, Everlasting Light, acts as the cornerstone of the work. Larry Shackley's Longing for the Light beautifully portrays a yearning for restoration; Jay Rouse offers a stirring original song with words inspired by Mary's Songs of Praise found in Luke 1:44-56; and Lloyd Larson's Shepherds and Angels adds rhythmic and joyful energy. The work concludes with a robust medley of carols that points back to the opening song: He is the Light, Everlasting Light; born a Savior, born this night. He is the One, the Everlasting Son; Child of heaven, He is the Light!