Oh, There's No Place Like Our Blog for the Holidays
December 23, 2011
As Beacon Broadside heads into hibernation for a week, and our staff heads off to gatherings far and near, we offer you these posts, recent and from years' past, to give you some thoughts to reflect upon for the holiday season. See you in 2012!
Arms Wide Open: Lighting Candles for Winter Solstice by Patricia Harman
8 Reasons My Interfaith Family Celebrates Hanukkah and Christmas by Susan Katz Miller
Children of Disappointment and the Season of Hope by David Chura
Your Guide to Holiday Sanity: Talking Politics in a Bipartisan Family by Sophia Raday
What Brings Real Joy at Christmas? by Rev. Marilyn Sewell
Fundamentalist Family, Secular Christmas by Susan Campbell
A Modest Proposal for Your Holiday Correspondence by Jay Wexler
Hanukah: Moving Past Two-Mindedness by Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg
Putting Hussein in Christmas by Rita Nakashima Brock and Rebecca Ann Parker
Single at the Holidays: Not Alone, but a Different Kind of Togetherness by Kay Trimberger
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Plus, Beacon Press will donate 20% of total sales to three of its favorite organizations--Harlem Children's Zone, Interfaith Youth Core, and Food Democracy Now!
Use Promo Code HOLIDAY11 at checkout.
A 20% donation from each sale using promo code HOLIDAY10 will be divided between the three organizations: Harlem Children's Zone, Interfaith Youth Core, and Food Democracy Now.