Truth is, we don’t know how the Tree of Life will fall, and we don’t know when. It could happen in five years, in 40 years, ...

Placed near the Light of the World Garden with 15 scenes devoted to Jesus Christ, new garden includes 130 bronze sculptures, including the empty tomb of Jesus Christ and a resurrected Savior by ...

Nearly a decade after her first sculpture exhibit debuted at Thanksgiving Point’s Ashton Gardens, Angela Johnson unveiled her second collection of sculptures. Her newest exhibit features 130 ...

Schroer: Evergreen pine tree symbolizes everlasting life Jesus was born to bring Published 5:10 am Sunday, January 5, 2025 By Andrew Schroer Andrew Schroer Have you taken down your Christmas tree yet?

PITTSBURGH—Rabbi Jeffrey Myers appeared as Moses at the Calvary Episcopal Church Christmas pageant this month, alongside a baby Jesus and a live camel. In the spirit of the production, the Tree ...

A Daniel Libeskind sketch of the new design for the Tree of Life museum, educational center and synagogue building in Pittsburgh. (RNS photo/Kathryn Post) ...

FORKS, Wash. — In Kalaloch, on the Washington coast, people from all over the world come to stand in wonder and take pictures ...

'Tree of Life,' a Sitka spruce in Olympic National Park, is nearing the end of its life on the Washington coast.

The “Tree of Life” in Olympic National Park has become a symbol of resilience over the years, but recent photos show that this bastion of beating the odds may be coming to its end.

By Saturday evening, Aleya Brooks’ father said she would be “in the arms of Jesus now” as doctors prepared to remove her from life support on Sunday.

A spruce tree in Olympic National Park nicknamed the “Tree of Life” for its ability to cling to an ocean side cliff has partially collapsed.

Because Jesus died on that dead tree, we get to live forever with him in heaven where there is no more mourning or death or crying or pain.