Long road home for family Bible (The Sacramento Bee)
The Manning family Bible vanished so long ago that Leanor Manning Gilbert and Janice Manning, two Sacramento-area sisters, never knew it existed. At least, not until early December, when a stranger in Wyoming tracked them down and returned the 1870s-era Bible. For Mary Hay of Pine Bluffs, Wyo., the Bible represents a longtime puzzle solved, a solution finally found. For Manning, 69, and ...

Faith and Love: Picturing the Bible From Raphael To El Greco at the Bowers Museum (Art Daily)
COUNTY DURHAM.- A prestigious exhibition exploring many of the most popular Bible stories visualized by Western artists and craftsmen opened at The Bowes Museum .

Local News : Probe into church fire continues - Frontiersman (Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman)
WASILLA — Wasilla police investigators have collected some new evidence from the scene of the Wasilla Bible Church fire.

Bible gives us clarity of God's word to counter human uncertainty (The Springfield News-Leader)
After reading numerous opinions of authors over a period of time who have submitted letters to the newspaper, I see that misunderstanding exists regarding the authority and truth of God's word, the Bible. Just as it would be unreliable to extract a sentence or two, or even a chapter, from any book and declare that this sample represents the message or theme of the entire book, we must not make ...

A year later, death of quiet Norfolk gardener still a mystery (The Virginian-Pilot)
NORFOLK Angela Lechlitner seems a most unlikely murder victim. She was a shy, 28-year-old single gardener, transplanted here from a small Indiana town. Her social life revolved around her church, and leaned heavily toward Bible studies, popcorn-fueled game nights and parties to watch the TV series "Lost."