Christmas traditions are carried from each generation to the next. As we count down the days until Dec. 25, we take a look at some of the customs the Billy and Ruth have shared in countless stories throughout the years as their favorite Christmas traditions
For decades, American’s have heard the term “Black Friday” used for the day after Thanksgiving shopping that kicks off the Christmas gift-buying season. Then, nearly a decade ago, “Cyber Monday” was coined as online retail sales increased. Last year, a new day was named as a way for individuals to give back. “Giving Tuesday.” This …
Gov. Palin will be signing copies of her new book, “Good Tidings and Great Joy: Protecting the Heart of Christmas.”
Casey Schutrop will share the “Testimony of the Tree” with attendees at a sold out Ladies Night Out event at the Billy Graham Library on Nov. 22.
Casey Schutrop will share the “Testimony of the Tree” with attendees at a sold out Ladies Night Out event at the Billy Graham Library on Nov. 22.
Christmas at the Library is drawing near and we need your help! Nearly 400 Christmas Volunteers will do everything from read to the children, help with the carriage rides, serve in the Dairy Bar, greet guests in the Bookstore, and participate in the live Nativity.
Today marks the annual celebration of National Teddy Bear Day. This cuddly children’s toy is the namesake of our annual winter children’s event – The Teddy Bear Tea. This annual event shares the message of the birth of Jesus Christ to our younger audience—children age 5 and older. Along with story-telling to inspire the children …
Today marks the annual celebration of National Teddy Bear Day. This cuddly children’s toy is the namesake of our annual winter children’s event – The Teddy Bear Tea. This annual event shares the message of the birth of Jesus Christ to our younger audience—children age 5 and older. Along with story-telling to inspire the children …
As we wrap another year of Christmas at the Library, we are thanking God. Of those who visited during Christmas, more than 100 gave their lives to Christ! And, as it turns out, there were other new births at the Library this Christmas…
You may recognize the word from the timeless Advent hymn, but do you really know what “Emmanuel” means?
