The M. A. T. program will “strengthen the liberal arts content preparation for teachers …and… allow students to enjoy the full BA experience, with room for electives, while also pursuing a degree in education” The Education Department of Covenant College is reorganizing itself to include a graduate program, scheduled to begin in Summer 2011, which... Continue Reading

If this policy of Hastings College of Law to exclude CLS from recognition as a campus organization is upheld, it will allow every public college and university in the United States to exclude all evangelical Christian organizations (including RUF). The NAE filed a co-amici in the religious freedom case Christian Legal Society v. Martinez, which... Continue Reading

“What so bad about stealing?”, “The Seagull,” and “Human Needs and Global Resources” are all happening soon at Wheaton College. 2/25: Philosophy Lecture – “What’s so bad about stealing?” Associate Professor of Philosophy at Saint Louis University Susan Brower-Toland will present a lecture titled “What’s so bad about stealing? Augustine and the Theft of the... Continue Reading

CBS News reported it visited the camp and found three Feed The Children doctors. “You might ask how three doctors are handling the supposed 12,000 patients. They’re not. It’s more like a hundred a day,” the network reported. Feed The Children has suffered another blow to its image. CBS News on Thursday reported the Oklahoma... Continue Reading

A variety of local organizations, including Calvin College, Calvin Theological Seminary, and the Christian Reformed Church are helping the Leader Renewal Institute in Holland, MI, bring the Schullers to West Michigan. Rev. Robert Schuller, author, televangelist and founder of the Crystal Cathedral in California, will reflect on his 50-year career in ministry starting at 7... Continue Reading

“The New American Mosaic: Creating Families through Transracial Adoption” will be held March 13 at Geneva College. Currently, 60 percent of Americans have a personal connection with adoption, and a growing number of families are stepping into the world of transracial adoption. To celebrate and provide insight into this world, “The New American Mosaic: Creating... Continue Reading

Acts 29 is one of about a dozen U.S. church-planting networks, nondenominational groups that start new congregations. Often founded by megachurch pastors, they offer some of the benefits that denominations provide without much bureaucracy. One of the first rules for ministers starting a new church: Don’t hang out in your office. Go out and meet... Continue Reading

“The term ‘person’ or ‘persons’ shall include every human being from the moment of fertilization, cloning or the functional equivalent thereof.” This initiative shall not require any additional revenue for implementation. Personhood Mississippi is holding a press conference to announce the number of signatures collected for the personhood amendment, followed by a victory rally to... Continue Reading

Evangelicals support immigration reform because we treat the biblical injunctions to welcome the stranger not merely as good advice but as divine instruction for our good. With the significant exception of Native Americans, most of us can trace our ancestry to another country or continent. We are indeed a nation of immigrants and their descendants.... Continue Reading

Losing reps will wear opponent’s sweatshirts at winner’s chapel. Since Geneva College became a member of the President’s Athletic Conference of the NCAA in 2007, old rivalries have been renewed. Recognizing the friendly competition between Geneva College and Grove City College, the schools are holding an Athletic Director’s Challenge and a President’s Challenge in association... Continue Reading