The school was founded in 1950 as a ministry of West End Presbyterian Church (PCA), during the pastoral tenure of Rev. Bill Hill, founder of Presbyterian Evangelistic Fellowship. Teachers, students and parents are hoping and praying for one of Hopewell’s oldest religious schools. If the West End Christian School on Atlantic Avenue does not meet... Continue Reading

List of colleges with Presbyterian, Reformed, and Evangelical roots which made the Young America’s Foundation sixth annual “Top Conservative College” list. The 2009-2010 Top Conservative College list includes College of the Ozarks, Grove City College, Hillsdale College, The King’s College, Liberty University and Regent University. A wide variety of rankings exist for the market of... Continue Reading

This conference replaces the long running CWSC which had been held in Virginia Beach for many years. The conference is under the direct control of the Session of Westminster Church’s Session. Last year was the first year of the Biblical Worldview Student Conference (BWSC), which took up the mantle of CWSC which had been held... Continue Reading

“The most important thing we did while we were there was encourage them,” she said. For many, the fellowship with the church made the trip. “I feel like [we had] too much fun” for a mission trip, she jokingly said. During Spring Break, many students rested up at home, partied in Mexico, or ventured on... Continue Reading

As to the college’s current model, Granberg-Michaelson said, “We are simply not having a dialogue. We’re having a monologue, and that doesn’t help anyone.” Alumni of a Michigan college that has a policy in place to discourage GLBT groups on campus are now pressuring their alma mater to drop the anti-gay measure. Hope College, located... Continue Reading

“Camel” is not (readers might be gladdened to learn) a reference to a beast of burden in Arab lands. Rather, it is Mr. Greeson’s acronym — Chosen Angels Miracles Eternal Life — to help missionaries remember aspects of Isa’s story. Recent reports from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s capital, described events that we imagine could never happen... Continue Reading

When the job is finished by Alumni Day on April 24, Abbeville County will have a historic building added to the South Carolina National Historic Corridor Attractions, costing $8,500 and funded through grant money and donations. Students, alumni and visitors need only stop by the Alumni House on Main Street to catch a glimpse of... Continue Reading

“At night I dream only bad things,” said 10-year-old Matias. “Sometimes I see that the earth is opening and we all fall in a hole. Many bad things. That my mom and dad die.” Christian aid organization World Vision today opened a new children’s center in Dichato, Chile, which was devastated by last week’s deadly... Continue Reading

“I notice that the university produces great American citizens who do wonderful things for our nation and world,” In a congenial ceremony marking Regent University’s continued commitment to serve the military, President-elect Dr. Carlos Campo and Joint Forces Staff College (JFSC) Commandant Brig. Gen. Marin T. “Tom” Smoot, Jr. signed a renewed Memorandum of Understanding... Continue Reading

“…And such were some of you. But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God.” –1 Cor. 6.11 First United Reformed Church of Chino, California will be hosting a conference on the Topic of ‘Growing Reformed Churches’ on April... Continue Reading