The Jewish grinch who stole Christmas WorldNetDaily
I never thought I'd live to see the day that Christmas would become a dirty word. You think it hasn't? Then why is it that people are being prevented from saying it in polite society for fear that it will offend?
Tis the Season: Part 1 WBKO-TV Bowling Green
Christianity is certainly the dominant religion in South-Central Kentucky. In fact, it's the dominant religion in the world. Recent statistics estimate that there are 2.1 billion Christians worldwide.
20-somethings series: The spirtual side The Herald Bulletin
Jessica Kerman considers herself committed to her faith. “Judaism is a big part of my life,” said the 22-year-old Ball State University student.
Hanukkah gaining in importance Poughkeepsie Journal
For many Jews, Hanukkah is sneaking its way up the list of "most popular holidays," gaining equality with other important days. While Christmas holds an important place in the history of Christianity, Hanukkah traditionally ranks low on the chart of important Jewish holidays.
Pick a card, or cards Detroit Free Press
Not only are Americans continuing to send Christmas cards in the age of e-mail, but they're so attached to the 150-year-old tradition that they're mailing different cards to different people.
Library speakers share cultural holiday traditions Jonesboro Sun
JONESBORO -- With Christmas approaching, area residents gathered at the Jonesboro Public Library on Saturday to remember other holidays celebrated during the season.
'House' honors Hanukkah Press & Sun-Bulletin
BINGHAMTON -- When Marjorie Greenberg ambles through the displays in the Hanukkah House Museum, she's reminded of her girlhood. "I remember playing dreidels on my grandmother's table," says Greenberg, of Binghamton.
Midstate Datebook: Watertown opens its doors for homes tour Tennessean
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How a champion spends her holidays Mammoth Times
One may think that if you are an Olympic medallist and a multiple-marathon winner you may be traveling the world for your holiday season, but local champion Deena Kastor prefers to spend her time under the mistletoe at her home in Mammoth Lakes.
A Trove of Holiday CDs, From the Merry to the Morose New York Times
Music critics of The New York Times review the year?s most notable new holiday albums.
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