On Good Friday, Christians venerate the cross of Christ. According to Sarah Coleman, an author, "The cross is a symbol of death but so much more - death and life, hate and love, violence and peace ...

The Cross of Christ is not only a symbol of hope, endurance, and victory over death, but also a powerful symbol of forgiveness. Forgiving someone who has caused harm and pain is difficult, but in ...

Over the years, the Christmas tree has become a symbol of Christ as the "tree of life." Through the birth of Jesus, believers have been given God's gifts of life, ...

Nearly 30 years after it withstood the blast of a 4,000-pound bomb, the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum's Survivor Tree continues to spread its message of hope, strength, and renewal.

Dark clouds hovered over a foggy sky Friday at Lakefront Park along Canandaigua Lake, as community members gathered to plant a tree in memory of Sam Nordquist. Nordquist, a 24-year-old man from ...

A Christmas tree installed in Singapore, December 14, 2022. ROSLAN RAHMAN / AFP. What could be more ludicrous than a tree in the house? And yet, in this month of December 2022, millions of people ...

A Liberty Tree will be planted in Tamaqua, Pa., in celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026, officials announced on Nov. 15, 2024.

This year's official White House Christmas tree comes from western North Carolina, one of the areas hardest hit by Hurricane Helene in late September. White House staff traveled to Cartner's ...

Other Christian legends link the Christmas tree to the Cross and the Biblical Tree ofLife. Related to this is the concept of seeing the Christmas tree as the Tree ofLife.

Many years later, sometime before 1951, the decaying tree fell and a replacement cross was erected by the Glenwood Springs Electric Department. ... created in December 1951 by employees of the ...

Over the years, the Christmas tree has become a symbol of Christ as the "tree of life." Through the birth of Jesus, believers have been given God's gifts of life, ...

Nearly 30 years after it withstood the blast of a 4,000-pound bomb, the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum's Survivor Tree continues to spread its message of hope, strength, and renewal.