Children listening to this story would especially enjoy the part of the story of Jonah living three days inside the big fish’s belly and being “vomited” up onto the shore.

The story of Jonah reminds us that God is the God of second chances. While our world cancels, God restores. While others ...

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As Yom Kippur draws to a close, we read the deceptively simple book of Jonah. Three themes tie this all-too-relevant story together: the emptiness of self-absorption, the possibility that those ...

No matter where one falls in the debate over whether the biblical Book of Jonah, like that of Job, is allegorical or factual, the story certainly raises a boatload of deep questions, spanning the ...

Our traditions will be broken this year. But this year, as we do every year, we will read the Book of Jonah on Yom Kippur afternoon. It’s the one about the guy who gets swallowed by a big fish.

The Washington Huskies have an exciting playmaker in running back Jonah Coleman, who was very productive at Arizona under Jedd Fisch, where he averaged 7.5 yards per touch as a sophomore last ...

He sings a hymn of praise for saving him, and the big fish throws him up on shore. Act two: Jonah walks through the city of Nineveh, calling upon the people to repent of violence, injustice and war.