Erskine is adamant that its professors be Christians and that they believe that the Bible does not err. The Employee Resource Handbook states, “Erskine employs as new faculty members only Christians who have consented in writing to the Philosophy of Christian Higher Education statement, including its definition of an evangelical Christian, and the appropriate College... Continue Reading

Union University has maintained its standing among the top 15 regional universities in the South, according to the annual rankings of colleges and universities by U.S.News & World Report released Sept. 13. Union was tied for the 15th spot in the “Best Regional Universities – South” category, holding the same position it held last year.... Continue Reading

But the seminary is contracting in size — it no longer needs much of the property it owns across Brook Road and is considering options to develop about 35 acres known as the Westwood Tract, which includes an exercise track, tennis courts and soccer fields. Moving a theological library from the heart of Virginia to... Continue Reading

On Saturday, Oct. 15, at 10:30 a.m., Calvin Theological Seminary (CTS) will host a celebration of God’s faithfulness through the inauguration service of Rev. Jul Medenblik as the seventh president of CTS. Medenblik was born in Kalamazoo, MI and grew up in Fulton, IL. After receiving a degree at Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights,... Continue Reading

Those who have the most power to influence our hearts are those to whom we are drawn: those who succeed with our values (which is what a hero is), those who can benefit us, those who make us feel valuable, and those who have earned our respect. If our children grow up motivated only by... Continue Reading

But like the trauma of 9/11, the trauma of 3/11 doesn’t go away easily for most Japanese in this northeastern region. Thousands remain homeless, and many fear the unknown effects of radiation still leaking from Fukushima. On the same day that Americans mark the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Japanese citizens face a somber... Continue Reading

At its fall meeting on September 8, 2011, the PCA’s Christian Education and Publications Committee received Dr. Charles Dunahoo announcement that he would not seek another term as head CE&P. Dunahoo has served as CE&P’s Coordinator since 1977. Two years ago, the CE&P Committee set up a Leadership Transition Committee (LTC) to consider the process... Continue Reading

Frankly, there are simpler ways. If you ever want to get rid of your pastor, instead of looking for votes or choosing up sides, try one of these five ideas. Author’s note: I find it ironic that this article is the one about which I’ve received the most positive feed-back. Wondering why that’s so, I... Continue Reading

“Today’s generation lives on the Internet,” said Parrish. “Much like our historic strategy of going where the people are — into stadiums, civic arenas and public gathering areas — we are doing the same as we reach into cyberspace with the Good News of God’s love, and His offer of forgiveness and eternal life through... Continue Reading

Inside Higher Education, one of the leading magazines which cover all things pertaining to university and college news, has published an extensive story on the Crenshaw case. What makes the story interesting is the extensive references drawn from a popular website which deals with ARP issues, written by ARP Minister Chuck Wilson. A Dissenter Is... Continue Reading