Sixty-five years ago, Roselyn Davids and David Sims struck up an unlikely correspondence that helped in its own way to change racial attitudes. Roselyn was a dairy farmer's wife from Spring Valley.

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My friend’s church has initiated a novel Lenten practice, which is to write a letter every day in Lent and mail it: 40 ...

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From United States Members of the Sisters of Charity Federation. As women religious and members of the Sisters of Charity ...

"Our hope is that this prayer service helps survivors move one step further toward healing," says the letter writer of April 9 service conducted by Bishop Douglas Lucia.

All kinds of arts and activities are coming up in Abingdon, Virginia, over the next couple of weeks.

The Davids and Sims families are highlighted in a book by Eric and Joyce Christianson, the "South Bend to Spring Valley." Roselyn Davids of Spring Valley, Minnesota became pen pals with David Sims ...

Guest: Loretta J. Ross is an activist, public intellectual, and a professor of women, gender studies, reproductive rights, white supremacy, and human Rights. She is the author of many books including ...