This week's post, 10 Fun Facts for Kids about Passover, was written for Multicultural Kid Blog's 10 Fun Facts series. The post includes interesting tidbits …
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It’s Hola Mohalla: Let the Games Begin!
The Sikh religion began in the northwestern Punjab region of India, so you could begin by showing your kids where this region is on a map/globe. You could also …
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Interfaith Sunday School: Skeletons, Skulls, and Breath
What could be better for kids than a zombie story that comes straight from the Bible?! Ezekiel's vision of dried-up bones coming back to life is a great story …
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A Ridván Tale
The Bahá'í holiday of Ridván begins at sunset tomorrow (April 20, 2018). The festival lasts for 12 days and commemorates the 12-day period that Bahá'u'lláh …
Expand Your Easter!
Getting tired of your same-old Easter celebration? Why not try something new? Kids will crack up while playing these shell-breaking games, and you might even …
Goddesses from Down Under
This is the last day of our tribute to Women's History Month. If you missed our previous posts this week, travel way back in time with a bit of lore about some …
Shinto Goddesses
This week, with Women's History Month as our inspiration, we're focusing on goddess in some of the lesser-known indigenous traditions. Yesterday, we featured …
Goddesses of Hawaii
This week, as part of our ongoing series for Women's History Month, we're exploring goddesses. Many folks know about the goddesses of the ancient Greek and …
Saints? They Come from the East, Too
This weekend, millions of people from around the world will celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Some people will surely honor the saint by attending mass, but many …
Saints? They Aren’t Just Christian
This weekend is St. Patrick's Day. Officially known as the Feast Day of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, it has become quite the cultural holiday, with …