Christians celebrate Holy Week and Easter to mark the most significant event in human history: the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Easter is God’s mulligan to humanity. The phrase Holy ...
In 1939, Provo city erected a substantial, stone crucifix on United States Forest Service land at the base of “Y” Mountain in the middle of Mormon Country. The origin of this anomaly — dubbed by local ...
With Easter upon us, that most venerable day when Christians across the globe celebrate the atoning death of Jesus, we would do well to remember that THE symbol of this day, the cross, is not only a ...
Most Boulder residents are familiar with the string of lights, in the shape of a star, on Flagstaff Mountain at Christmastime. The star was first constructed in December 1947. A few months later, ...
If you go shopping these days, you may think Easter is all about bunnies and candy and eggs. But as a Christian, I like to focus on the real meaning of Easter — the Christian observance and belief ...
On March 1, 1954, the United States tested a hydrogen bomb in the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Halfway around the world, at the University of Colorado in Boulder, scientists checked daily ...
It wouldn’t be Easter without a hot cross bun or two (or three). The sticky cinnamon goodies have been a springtime staple in the UK for hundreds of years. But why do we eat these raisin-packed rolls ...
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