Following is a press release from the Board of Trustees of Covenant College concerning the election of the new president. We are also posting a press release from the Trustees of Providence Christian College which, as you will see, relates to this action. On behalf of the Covenant College Board of Trustees, Chairman Martin A.... Continue Reading

Close to 16,000 people dead and 3,500 people still missing. Wreckage equivalent to 30 years’ worth of garbage gathered and stacked in ‘mountains’ awaiting disposal. It has been a year since Japan’s magnitude 9.0 earthquake and tsunami which hit 500 kilometers (311 miles) of Japan’s north-east coast line. The world may have moved on but... Continue Reading

Other interested parties include Azusa Pacific University and Olivet University, both Christian colleges in California, as well as the Interdenominational Theological Center… Olivet is a leading candidate…because it wants to use the entire property as a Northeastern campus for its growing student body… As historic school campuses go, the one in the rural New England... Continue Reading

In addition to making available to students the core courses required for the master of divinity, Coppenger said SBTS Nashville administration and faculty hope the newly expanded extension site will prove helpful to laity as well as those who sense a call to full-time vocational ministry, noting their exploration of adding a master of arts... Continue Reading

Via, Steve’s wife of 35 years still has hope for the area and summed it up this way: “We came to Helena with the good seed of the gospel. In five years we have found the seed is still good. The condition of the soil makes the difference in how well a seed grows. This... Continue Reading

Don Sweeting, president of Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, invites the public to two back to back President’s Community Forums this week from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. in the fellowship hall on campus at 1231 Reformation Drive, Oviedo, Fla. Steve Brown, RTS practical theology professor emeritus and Key Life radio personality, will be Sweeting’s... Continue Reading

Geneva’s emphasis on service is not unique. Thanks in part to college students’ increased interest in social projects, both secular and Christian colleges have outreach programs to their surrounding communities. Students work in schools, serve meals at homeless shelters, help clean up urban neighborhoods and build houses for struggling families During a recent after-school program... Continue Reading

Last week, the student senate at Northeastern University, in Boston, voted to end negotiations to bring fast-food chain Chick-fil-A to campus after students protested over the company’s affiliation with several Christian organizations the students say have an “anti-gay” agenda. The Atlanta-based company, dogged for months by accusations of homophobia, insists it is “not anti-anybody” but... Continue Reading

Over the course of U.S. history, an ethic of transparency about organizational performance has taken hold in private industry, the legal and medical professions, and, most recently, on account of public demand, the financial sector. It is time for this level of transparency and accountability to take root in the aid industry, and it will... Continue Reading

“It’s possible to preach a Gospel-centered message, and yet undermine it with the songs you sing and even with the things you do in the church. I think it’s one of those difficulties we face in working in this sort of postmodern context is dots don’t connect like they use to.” –Kevin Twitt, Indellible Grace... Continue Reading