Archaeology and History
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Israeli Researchers confirm Goliath’s hometown recorded in II Kings
Researchers from four universities in Israel said they have validated a disputed event cited in II Kings 2:17 involving a…
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National Park Service will not remove Penn statue after outcry
A famous statue of William Penn, for whom Pennsylvania is named, will not be removed by the National Park Service…
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Palestinian mob vandalizes Joshua’s Altar
Jewish and Christian groups are calling for more protection of archaeological sites after Arab rioters vandalized Joshua’s Altar. The site,…
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Exciting archaeological discoveries in 2023
Archaeological finds in the Holy Land continue to attest to the historical accuracy of scripture. When our organization leads tours…
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Founding Fathers: Jewish people key to American success
Respecting Jewish people and standing against antisemitism has a long history in the United States. “The Hebrews have done more…
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Episcopal Diocese of Missouri proactively inspects all 41 churches in state
Missouri is home to several historic Episcopal churches, and some of them are starting to show their age. “The biggest…
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Sculpture depicts the suffering of Apostle Bartholomew
This is one of the most haunting sculptures ever produced. It depicts Saint Bartholomew, one of Christ’s twelve apostles, who…
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“Mother of Thanksgiving” inspired Abraham Lincoln to declare national holiday
As Americans eat turkey and watch football today, they can thank Sarah Josepha Hale, who is considered the mother of…
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Disney100: The Exhibition coming to Union Station next spring
Walt Disney grew up in Marceline, Mo., and honed his animation skills in Kansas City. Next spring, Disney 100: The…
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Rare pottery found at possible site of Noah’s Ark
Researchers have found ancient human activity and peculiar pottery at a remote eastern Turkish site that some believe is the…