Veterans Day

• Are We Willing to Sacrifice? Thoughts on Veterans Day This Veterans Day, we need to remember the sacrifices made by members of our armed forces. But let’s also look in the mirror. Chuck Colson Nov 10, 2010 comments
• 12 Ways to Help Your Children Honor Veterans Many Christians may not realize is there’s an important holiday that often goes overlooked in November: Veterans Day. Ryan Duncan Nov 10, 2014 comments
• What a Vietnam Vet Taught Me about My Personal Battles I had never met a war veteran face to face, until I met Butch. Our interview showed me how God is setting me free. Bonnie Gray Nov 07, 2011 comments
• Passing Down Veterans Day Appreciation to New Generations Let's pass down to our children the appreciation of those who preserved our freedom. Jill Savage Nov 10, 2010 comments
• A Closer Look at Veterans Day I am ashamed to admit that it wasn’t until recently that I began to understand and appreciate the great freedom we enjoy as citizens of the United States. I am even more ashamed to admit that I had little appreciation for its cost. Cyndy Salzmann Nov 10, 2004 comments
• Homeless Vet Gets an Amazing Makeover A video of homeless veteran Jim Wolf undergoing an amazing physical transformation has been making the Internet rounds Debbie Holloway Nov 11, 2013 comments
• Veterans Day: Is America Worth Fighting For? A 16-year-old considering military service asked, "Are the majority of the people in the US worth fighting for?" How you would answer? Jim Denison Nov 11, 2013 comments
• She Was a Veteran Too My mother served "somwhere in the Aleutians." Dr. Ray Pritchard Nov 11, 2013 comments
• President Theodore Roosevelt and Veterans Day Following Roosevelt’s example, may we honor all our veterans who have served our nation so valiantly and effectively. Dr. Gary Scott Smith Nov 08, 2013 comments
• Those Who Serve Veterans or not, those who serve are all around us today. So let’s give thanks for the difference they have made in our lives. Laura MacCorkle Nov 11, 2011 comments
• As Injured Vets Return Home, Congregations Reach Out Churches have much to offer in helping veterans heal, even when the wounds include post-traumatic stress disorder and brain injury. G. Jeffrey MacDonald Nov 10, 2011 comments
• Veterans: What Is Seen and What Is Not Seen We see the obvious price they’ve paid, but what we don’t see are their psychological wounds. Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson Nov 08, 2011 comments