The weather was sunny and beautiful Wednesday in Oxford. So Bond – who teaches English and history at Covenant – gathered students in a meadow and scoured around for copies of “Macbeth,” offering an impromptu outdoor Shakespeare lesson. A group of students from Covenant High School in Tacoma is making the most of a volcano-extended... Continue Reading

More than 20,000 Christians representing over 1,700 churches will host small gatherings in their homes Thursday, Friday and Saturday to share their faith with friends and neighbors Christians from churches across Puerto Rico will hold the island’s largest evangelistic outreach in its history over the next three days. More than 20,000 Christians representing over 1,700... Continue Reading

“America,” he said, “is closer to having implemented Sharia law than any country in the world, including Saudi Arabia.” When Americans think of Islam post-9/11, it is far too easy to think solely of radical extremists who wish to destroy the United States along with anything else Western. In an effort to counter this way... Continue Reading

“Hope’s Board of Trustees is not shy about addressing issues which relate to its core values of providing excellent academic programs in the liberal arts and nurturing a vibrant Christian faith” The chairman of the Board of Trustees at Hope College accused a “small group of dissenting alumni” of promoting “ambush journalism” in an ongoing... Continue Reading

Taylor, a 40 year old, fast rising Economics Professor and Dean of the School of Business at Samford University in Birmingham will become Whitworth’s 18th President on July 1st. Taylor joined Samford in 2005 after serving as associate dean for research and faculty development for the Hankamer School of Business at Baylor University, where he... Continue Reading

For a limited time there is the opportunity to take advantage of a simplified health application for long term care insurance. Tough times show how critical proper planning can be. Looking ahead to retirement is more important than ever, and the right strategy can help protect peace of mind and quality of life. Planning for... Continue Reading

C.J. reminded us that God bestows gifts to whom he wills, and calls us to be faithful, for such faithfulnis used of God to change the hearts and lives of our people. Thursday was the last day of Together for the Gospel. Sometimes, conferences end with a whimper –people leave early, and the last sessions... Continue Reading

Dr. Derek W.H. Thomas, esteemed teaching pastor of historic First Presbyterian Church of Jackson, and John R. Richards professor of Systematic Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary was seen “walking downtown with his hat turned sideways and his pants on the ground.” Day 2 of T4G was full of sound teaching and great singing. The day... Continue Reading

After completing a spring tour through the southeastern U.S., the choir of Cono Christian School will perform its Home Concert at Bible Presbyterian Church (PCA), located two miles north of Walker, Iowa, on Sunday, April 18 at 6 p.m. The public is invited. This is one of seven local region concerts to wrap up the... Continue Reading

The Christianity and Liberalism Conference, sponsored by Covenant Presbyterian Church (EPC) in Omaha, Nebraska will be held April 21-22. “Guests can expect inspiring worship, outstanding teaching from our two featured speakers, fellowship and conversation with the speakers during supper and lunch breaks, and question and answers regarding how best to combat theological liberalism in the... Continue Reading