This opinion piece, drawn from the Rev. Billy Graham’s writings, emphasizes a timeless message of assurance. Although the full text is accessible only through paid plans, its title alone—“He will never leave us alone”—underscores the spiritual reassurance at the article’s heart.

Across Cumberland County, faith communities—churches, synagogues, and mosques—embrace a spirit of giving that binds everyone together. Even with different customs and beliefs, goodwill and empathy shine through, reflecting the season’s true purpose.

Dolena “Dolly” Ellen Dailey Richardson, a Montpelier native and beloved resident of Worcester, Vermont, passed peacefully in her home on December 3, 2025. Known for her calm spirit, Dolly’s life was rooted in devotion and faith.

For The Rev. Winfred Logan, preaching is more than a profession; he believes it’s the reason he overcame childhood illness and hazardous moments during his military service. Each challenge, he recounts, steered him closer to the ministry that ultimately defined his life.

December can be messy, but there’s a deeper meaning beyond the chaos. This faith-based reflection suggests that decluttering our surroundings might help us discover unexpected blessings.

This article discusses the concept of sincerity, exploring everyday gestures—like compliments and thanks—that sometimes lack genuine intent. It then poses a central question about how these small acts reflect on our faith and whether we truly live by what we profess.

On Independence Day, RJ and Annie Harber lost both of their daughters and RJ’s parents to sudden floods in Kerr County, Texas. In the wake of devastating loss, they have leaned on their faith, community, and each other as they navigate a haunting grief that has transformed their lives.

Griffin, Georgia, bids farewell to 90-year-old resident Allan Brown Imes, who passed away on November 21, 2025, at Brightmoor Hospice. He leaves behind a legacy steeped in faith and community ties.

Even the simplest team-building activity can teach us a timeless lesson: the value of unwavering trust. As one falls backwards into the arms of others, the inherent power of belief in each other emerges—a reminder that certain truths never change.

Russell M. Nelson, recognized as the oldest-ever president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has passed away at the age of 101. His remarkable life encompassed service to medicine, dedication to family, and commitment to faith—milestones now remembered in a commemorative timeline.