Have we overly narrowed Dr. King’s message to the “I Have a Dream” speech? Adam Taylor suggests that we pay more attention to Dr. King’s rich legacy of prophetic activism.

2010 was an amazing year for Recycle Your Faith. This week’s post highlights Craig’s favorite videos as well as the audience choice for best video.

After her sister’s death, Marna can’t even go to the supermarket around Christmas without being reminded of her loss. Some family members continue to celebrate Christmas in the ways her sister loved, but Marna needed to change her traditions and find love in new ways.

Tami and Jeff are typically strapped for cash and have a hard time buying even just one Christmas gift for their kids. Even though they have a little more financial means this holiday season, they have decided to keep their gift giving minimal and find peace in what they have.

For Tiera, spending time with family has become increasingly difficult over the years. Now, after disconnecting entirely from her family, she wishes her kids could be around extended family during the holidays.

After Mike’s wife died and his kids started spending Christmas with their significant others, Christmas became the loneliest time of the year. As he started spending Christmas with friends in similar situations, he realized that joy and sorrow can coexist.

We’re told that the holidays are a time for celebration, joy and happiness, but some find it to be a season of sadness, loneliness and frustration. What are your expectations for this holiday season?