Faith & Values

In recent months, a record number of children have crossed U.S. borders alone. In some cases, these children cross the border to escape violence, poverty and unsafe conditions in their homelands, braving a foreign country without a parent by their side.

When Dr. Robert M. Springer III was diagnosed with stage four esophageal cancer that had spread to his liver in 2013, he thought it was a death sentence.

Lancaster Theological Seminary and Moravian Theological Seminary in Bethlehem received the green light to merge, the institutions announced Monday.

Robert Wyble’s memoir “Life Together: Reflections on Faith, Love and Caring for a Spouse with Alzheimer’s” offers a deep look at a devastating disease.

Jim and Peter Fenton are father and son.

Tim Landis, president of Creative Ministries / WJTL, will retire on June 30, according to a press release from the station.

In 1736, downtown Lancaster was a woodland.

When Jim Robertson flew to Malawi in May, he took two suitcases — one for himself, and one with more than 30 dresses for 3- to 10-year-old girls and dress clothes for boys, required for them to attend church.

For 46 years, Lighthouse Vocational Services has fulfilled its mission to provide vocational services and training for individuals with developmental disabilities to promote growth, opportunity and hope for their future.

There are about 130 different versions of sign language in the world. Several are in use in Lancaster this week at the World Deaf Refugee Day Conference.