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Get your copy of the May Issue here👇
31/05/2024

Get your copy of the May Issue here👇

This issue of Three Things explores incarnational faith; what it means to be embodied people; through art, ideas, and entrepreneurship. We have a wide range of voices represented herein, from a missional fish farmer to an iconographer!

May Issues are out! We've been blessed with another wonderful round of artist, thinkers, and doers. This issue explores ...
31/05/2024

May Issues are out! We've been blessed with another wonderful round of artist, thinkers, and doers. This issue explores incarnational faith; how we are called to live as embodied people. Themes of heroes and home and journey run throughout creating a thoughtful, integrated, and formative issue. We are so grateful for generosity of all who have shared their time, their wisdom, and their stories in this issue.

As usual, G.K. says it best. We attempt to provide these "abstract and eternal standards" in our Art and Ideas Section a...
12/02/2024

As usual, G.K. says it best. We attempt to provide these "abstract and eternal standards" in our Art and Ideas Section and then show how they function in "material and fugitive conditions" in our Entrepreneurship Section. A good life requires we have ideals, and that we know how to apply them.

EDUCATION

"TO TRAIN a citizen is to train a critic. The whole point of education is that it should give a man abstract and eternal standards, by which he can judge material and fugitive conditions. If the citizen is to be a reformer, he must start with some ideal which he does not obtain merely by gazing reverently at the unreformed institutions."

─ "On Business Education" (in "All is Grist")

“TO SAY that moderns are half-educated may be too complimentary by half.”

─ "Illustrated London News," June 2, 1928.

“I HAVE nothing but general information; but it is fairly general. What surprises me in people younger, brighter, and more progressively educated than myself is that their general information is very sketchy.”

─ "Illustrated London News,"June 18, 1932.

~G.K. Chesterton

A wonderful reflection on art; THIS is what we seek to incorporate in our Art Section!
05/02/2024

A wonderful reflection on art; THIS is what we seek to incorporate in our Art Section!

The following is the first of two posts relating to the importance and incorporation of fine art into the life of the lifelong Christian student. It is Christmas break in an average American home. Suzie is watching Cocomelon, Scott is playing Fortnite, and Mom and Dad are scrolling on Facebook. The....

Get your copy of the January Issue while supplies last (and its on sale!):
26/01/2024

Get your copy of the January Issue while supplies last (and its on sale!):

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First copies just out; they look amazing, and even better is whats inside! A huge thanks to all involved in making this ...
26/01/2024

First copies just out; they look amazing, and even better is whats inside! A huge thanks to all involved in making this first issue great: Hildegard College maranathafarmsva Kip Hollister PEER Servants to name a few!

A wonderful extra to enrich Advent contemplation:
04/12/2023

A wonderful extra to enrich Advent contemplation:

Thomas Banks and The Well Read Poem are back this week for another episode in this special season on Advent poetry! You can listen now wherever you get your podcasts to this week's episode on "Mistletoe" by Walter de la Mare.
As befits the time of year, we will be reading six poems of Advent and Christmas during this fourteenth season of the Well-Read Poem. We have selected certain familiar ones, which may yet contain certain surprises in their authorship and composition history, as well as some less well-known pieces which we hope will help you better enjoy the late days of the year leading up to the great Feast of the Nativity of Christ the Lord.
"The Magi" by William Butler Yeats
"The Mistletoe" by Walter de la Mare
"Christmas Carol" by Sara Teasdale
"Good King Wenceslas" by Vaclav Svoboda
"Noel" by Theophile Gautier
"Christmas" by John Betjeman
Click Here to Listen: https://www.theliterary.life/the-well-read-poem/
Click Here for This Week's Printout: https://www.theliterary.life/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Mistletoe_-by-Walter-de-la-Mare.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2GD69iv61kqFrO5__pBGuouAPIilasqCPIabUY6OwAUd0_Oy85aBxKoOc

Submissions close in 6 days. Get your final pieces in for the January Issue!
30/11/2023

Submissions close in 6 days. Get your final pieces in for the January Issue!

Share the gifts God has given you: write for people eager to read! Teen submissions open for literary and visual Art, Ideas pieces, and Entrepreneurship articles.

Bring the first issue of Three Things to your dinner table, why don't you?
15/11/2023

Bring the first issue of Three Things to your dinner table, why don't you?

Good art is creation formed into visible beauty.Good ideas are beauty formed into expressible truth.Smart entrepreneursh...
10/11/2023

Good art is creation formed into visible beauty.
Good ideas are beauty formed into expressible truth.
Smart entrepreneurship is truth turned into actionable good.
Young adults equipped with these three things will be able to face life with wisdom, grace, and confidence.

Welcome to Three Things Magazine! Here we seek to aid and abet young adults (14-19) striving to live authentically human...
07/11/2023

Welcome to Three Things Magazine! Here we seek to aid and abet young adults (14-19) striving to live authentically human lives amid a prevalent culture of mediocrity. Through our Three Things; art, ideas, and entrepreneurship; we aim to delight, fascinate, and equip our readers with the tools they need to build good souls, good minds, and good lives.

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