It sounds like the beginning of another Dan Brown fantasy. A tiny church in southwestern England takes an ancient Bible, bound in ornately carved oak, to London’s Museum of the Book. There it’s identified as one of very few remaining original editions of what is—almost indisputably—the most influential book ever printed in the English language.... Continue Reading

The case raises troubling questions. If the state can determine which employees are “ministerial,” then will it intrude further into church employment decisions? Is the measure of a “ministerial” position the proportion of time spent in overtly religious activities The Supreme Court has consented to hear a case that Notre Dame law professor Rick Garnett... Continue Reading

In order to comply with new Federal safety regulations taking effect in June, churches need to replace their nursery cribs, which could already pose a danger to children and leave churches open to liability lawsuits. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission unanimously approved sweeping new safety rules, which outlaw drop-side cribs and require stronger hardware... Continue Reading

The Crossway ESV Bible Atlas, written by Dr. John Currid from the faculty of Reformed Theological Seminary, has been named one of the Five Finalists for EPCA Book of the Year Award in the Bible Reference category. The Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA) is pleased to announce the Finalists for the 2011 Christian Book Awards.... Continue Reading

As radioactive water leaks from a quake-damaged power plant off the coast of Japan, a local congregation attempts to make sense of the disaster. Two weeks ago, the Rev. Akira Sato evacuated his flock from the Fukushima First Baptist Church, three miles away from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. For the tight-knit community, abandoning... Continue Reading

More than 500 students, professors and members of the Baylor community piled into the fifth floor of Cashion Academic Center looking for guidance on Christian leadership in the business world from a bestselling author Tuesday. Dr. Ken Blanchard, bestselling author of books “The One-Minute Manager” and “Lead Like Jesus,” shared his words of wisdom with... Continue Reading

NYCAMS has Christian roots and it serves Christian students. A group of New York City artists at The Village Church in Manhattan a decade ago realized they’d taken solitary paths to the fine art world. Dickinson said they talked, prayed, and dreamed about starting a program to host, train, and mentor art students from Christian... Continue Reading

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair will be the keynote speaker for Union University’s 14th annual Scholarship Banquet Oct. 3 at the Carl Perkins Civic Center in Jackson, Tenn. “In recent years Mr. Blair has become one of the most admired men in the world with his many efforts to promote good will through numerous... Continue Reading

The ministry that’s taken on this project is MarkInc, an offshoot of Glasgow Reformed Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Bear, DE. It is led by Dr. Chuck Betters, the Glasgow pastor, and his wife, Sharon, executive director of MarkInc. They lost their teenage son, Mark, in a car accident 16 years ago and have since recognized... Continue Reading

With the Hispanic population booming in the U.S., one prominent evangelical believes Hispanics will be the “lifeguards for Christianity in America in the 21st century.” The Rev. Samuel Rodriguez made the comment to The Christian Post on Tuesday in response to the latest U.S. Census Bureau report, released last week, which revealed that the Hispanic... Continue Reading