n anticipation of a major increase in stories this coming week from the PCA General Assembly and in keeping with the growth of both news being provided and readers coming to read that news, The Aquila Report has expanded the size of its pages. As some may have already noticed, we now feature headlines and... Continue Reading

About 2,200 languages remain without a Bible. About 350 million people, mostly in India, China, sub-Saharan Africa and Papua New Guinea, speak only these languages. A Christian endeavor of almost 2,000 years could be substantially completed by 2025. Protestant translators expect to have the Bible — or at least some of it — written in... Continue Reading

“We all know football is king, but when did it become God?” said one Red Lion teacher Red Lion Christian Academy gained national attention in February when a 13-year-old student committed to play football at the University of Southern California in five years. The news was all the more remarkable considering Red Lion Christian’s relative... Continue Reading

“I think that a lot of those problems are being resolved without me. I think come of the problems were miscommunications that were blown out of proportion.” David Norman has felt a calling toward Erskine College since he was a child, and now he says he’s ready to lead the school through its current turmoil.... Continue Reading

We have been back from our visit to South Korea for a little more than a week now, but I keep thinking about the hopes people have for the peaceful reunification of North and South Korea. This is a topic that came up in all the interviews we did there. One man we filmed, a... Continue Reading

With its myriad television stations, newspapers and magazines, New York City is undoubtedly the media capital of the world. That’s why the World Journalism Institute, an independent school of journalism at The King’s College, trains aspiring Christian journalists pursuing careers in the mainstream media here. The World Journalism Institute, founded by Robert Case (a Covenant... Continue Reading

The Air Force is reducing its number of chaplains at a time when airmen and family members are seeking their counsel more than ever. As of this spring, 544 chaplains were on active duty, but as many as 79 positions will be trimmed over the next two years, Air Force officials said. The reduction of... Continue Reading

Southern Baptist summer missionary Palmer Maphet, 20, of Mount Juliet, Tenn., was killed and three other Tennessee students and their supervisor were injured June 16 when their car was struck by another vehicle near Portland, Maine. Maphet, a sophomore at Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville, was serving on a team sent out by Tennessee Baptist... Continue Reading

“Adoption and orphan care is not charity. Adoption and orphan care is spiritual warfare, because adoption and orphan care is about Gospel and about mission.” Russell D. Moore called attendees of the Southern Baptist Convention Pastors’ Conference to view adoption and orphan care not as a charitable effort, but as an extension of the Gospel... Continue Reading

A co-founder of the Creation Museum said the success of the three-year-old facility is due in large part to a hunger among Christians to be able to defend their faith against an onslaught of attacks. Last month, the Creation Museum observed its third anniversary by adding a children’s exhibit that includes interactive displays, such as... Continue Reading