Author: Patrice Lewis

Let me tell you a little story. My mother was born in 1931 in the bayous of Louisiana and raised in what could only be

This week I read an article about how an anti-work TikTok video has gone viral, resonating with millions of younger Americans who can’t seem to

We are approaching Earth Day, the international celebration in which progressive politicians and celebrities exempt themselves from the green legislation they helped create, a celebration

Years ago I read a story. It seems a Vegas showgirl, who stood a stately 5-foot-11-inches in height, was regularly met at the stage door

My husband and I are big on books. Forget tech gadgets or “smart” anything or even television (we haven’t owned a TV set since 1992)

I’ve had a grueling week. I spent much of it huddling over our kitchen table, preparing our taxes. When you’re self-employed as we are, taxes

According to the Great Commission, we are instructed to spread the good news of the Gospel to all the world. There are as many different

There are many dire threats facing America right now. Open borders have allowed millions of unvetted migrants from all over the world to flood our

Decades ago in grad school, I got a part-time job shelving books in the campus library. One of the books I shelved was Phil Stong’s