In a tradition starting as early as the thirteenth century members of the royal family in the United Kingdom give gifts to people in need on Maundy Thursday the day before Good Friday The practice is rooted in the meaning of the word maundy which comes from the Latin mandatum ldquo command rdquo The command being commemorated is the new one that Jesus gave to His friends on the night before He died ldquo Love one another As I have loved you so you must love one another rdquo John Jesus was a leader who took on the role of [... more]

As believers in Christ, we're also royalty, children of the King, and important enough to represent Him here on earth and to one day reign with Him. Like Nathan, we may not wear an earthly crown, but we still have a part to play in God's kingdom. [... more]

The British royal family's image is not what it seems, with a complex history and diverse culture that extends far beyond the palace. From the changing face of Britain's aristocracy to the country's rich musical heritage, we explore the real Britain, where tradition meets modernity and diversity is celebrated. [... more]