Student Missions Conference, Black History Month and Spring Discovery Days will be featured in upcoming weeks at Belhaven. Annual Student Mission Conference features Alumnus Dan Porch Belhaven University’s annual Student Mission Conference will be held from February 16-18, 2010 and features alumnus Dan Porch as the keynote speaker. Porch is a 1983 graduate of Belhaven... Continue Reading

‘The Politics of Famine’; Holocaust Survivor lecture; the art of John Bakker; National Event – Atlanta Roger Thurow to speak on “The Politics of Famine” Wheaton College’s Department of Politics and International Relations presents a lecture by Roger Thurow titled “The Politics of Famine” at 4 p.m. Thursday, February 11. Thurow has been a Wall... Continue Reading

What are the pressing issues for 21st Century Christians, and can Calvinism provide relevant principles for engagement of these issues? Six distinguished guest speakers will lead the discussion April 8-10 at a Calvinism For the 21st Century Conference hosted by The Andreas Center for Reformed Scholarship and Service on the campus of Dordt College in... Continue Reading

Anyone who knows a Belhaven dancer could tell you that graduating takes endurance of a marathoner, time management of an event planner, and determination of a mountain climber. By the time a dance major graduates from Belhaven College, he or she has averaged 3,000 hours of dancing, spent 1,280 hours with dance faculty, gone through... Continue Reading

Christian leaders condemn Haitian government for charging American missionaries with kidnapping and will work for their immediate release. Faith leaders met today in Washington, D. C. with Haitian Ambassador Raymond Joseph to secure the release of ten American missionaries being held in Haitian prison. Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, Director of the Christian Defense Coalition and... Continue Reading

Haitian and U.S. officials are considering a trial in the United States for 10 Americans who were arrested while trying to bus children out of Haiti without documents or permission. The aborted Baptist “rescue mission” has become a major distraction for a crippled government trying to provide basic life support to millions of earthquake survivors.... Continue Reading

Just days after our nation remembered the historic Roe v. Wade decision, a new book is hot off the (electronic) press. Author Serena Gaefke chose the internet as the best forum to reach her target audience, young, unexpectedly pregnant women. Gaefke’s work is titled, “101 Reasons Not to Have an Abortion: A Girl’s Guide to... Continue Reading

A few days before she boarded a plane and returned to Covenant for her final semester, senior Alex Amicy visited the National Palace of Haiti in Port-au-Prince with her family. They admired the building, taking pictures as they walked around the surrounding parks. Less then a week later, the palace would lie in heap of... Continue Reading

Redeemer University-College, a Canadian Christian liberal arts and science university in the Reformed tradition, hosted a keynote lecture on Friday by Stephen Lewis, former UN Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, who spoke on the topic of global health. Lewis’ invitation by Redeemer…generated a controversy on campus due to Lewis’ history of promoting a liberalized... Continue Reading

A debate dogging the quiet Christian campus of Northwestern College has the president apologizing, some alumni calling for his resignation and everyone doing a lot of praying. A group of students and alumni has accused Northwestern President Alan Cureton of weeding out conservative professors and trustees to help push the campus toward “postmodern” theology. A... Continue Reading