If Lent is a new concept for you, don’t feel alone. Growing up, I observed Palm Sunday, Passover, and then Easter, but nothing else. Occasionally I would hear of Lent, but thought people were referring to “lint.” It seemed like an odd thing to celebrate, especially...
’Tis the season for giving and for gratitude. And this week is special, because it’s d365 Appreciation Week! This is a week when we invite readers to show their appreciation for the ministry of d365 by making a gift. In my short two-month tenure as the editor of d365,...
We are excited to announce Rev. Meredith Forssman as the new Editor for d365.org. The Kentucky native holds an impressive resume earning her Bachelor of Arts in Communications from Samford University and a Master of Divinity from Candler School of Theology. While at...
We are excited to announce that the new d365.org iOS app is now in the App store! For millions of readers around the world, d365 has provided relevant reflections on themes that impact their faith journey. Through its five devotional steps, the d365 experience...
Thank you for taking this journey with us this week at d365.org. We invite you to join us in prayer for the girls in Nigeria, and girls and boys all over the world who have been sold as slaves through no fault of their own. Christ, have mercy. + IJM.org –...
We’re very excited to unveil d365.org’s new & improved design! The PASSPORT team and Poka Yoke Design company have been hard at work for months to improve d365’s functionality & user experience. For over 13 years, d365 has offered free...
