Wosniak, who teaches Sunday school at Salt and Light Presbyterian Church in Buford, where the Kangs are members, said Scott Kang’s death has rattled the Korean-American community. A Buford, Georgia family is struggling to unravel the mystery of their son’s death in another country 6,800 miles away. Hoon “Scott” Kang, 20, was vacationing in Tokyo... Continue Reading

The girl was later moved into foster care after she said in an affidavit that her Muslim father had threatened her after finding out about her conversion. Her father denies the allegation. A runaway who said her father threatened to kill her for converting to Christianity from Islam has been granted permanent residency in the... Continue Reading

The award recognizes an individual who exemplifies commitment to faith and freedom through outstanding leadership in civic, business, or religious life. Richard M. DeVos will receive Acton Institute’s Faith and Freedom Award in October for his remarkable accomplishments in business, American cultural life and philanthropy. Rev. Robert A. Sirico, president and co-founder of the Acton... Continue Reading

Judge Richard Hayward told Brown the couples “beat a path to St. Peter’s because both they knew and you knew what was going on, and you were happy to play your part.” An Anglican vicar has been sentenced to four years in prison for conducting hundreds of fake marriages as part of a fraud helping... Continue Reading

The Senior Level College Program is the primary focus of the Army War College and the best known of their programs. Ralph J. “R. J.” Gore, a Professor of Systematic Theology at Erskine Seminary, and former Vice President and Dean of the Seminary, also has served for 25 years as a U. S. Army Chaplain,... Continue Reading

On Sept. 12, 1960, presidential candidate John F. Kennedy gave a major speech to the Greater Houston Ministerial Association, a group of Protestant ministers, on the issue of his religion. At the time, many Protestants questioned whether Kennedy’s Roman Catholic faith would allow him to make important national decisions as president independent of the church.... Continue Reading

UPDATE FILED 7:20AM Thusday. David Perlmutt of the Charlotte Observer posted this story late Wednesday Kathryn McClamrock sat in her upstairs bedroom Tuesday night crying over a “silly TV show,” when her younger sister, 10-year-old Caroline, came in sobbing and wiping her face with a wet towel. “She said, ‘There’s two people from the Army... Continue Reading

“The focus of the whole event was really to draw a further connection between people who are working artists and people who are primarily academic or theology-focused…” Joe Frost, Chair of the Belhaven University Theatre Department, has recently been published. Frost’s play The Urns: A Pantomime is one of the works in Matter Anthology, an... Continue Reading

“Do you promise to begin praying for your ultimate replacement in ministry, with the hope of one day identifying, training, and transferring your responsibilities to him, so that this church may continue to grow and mature in future generations, for the glory and honor of God?” History tells sad stories of good churches that calcified... Continue Reading

Erickson graduated from Covenant in 1992 with a B.A. in business administration. He is a Ruling Elder at Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church (PCA). Marc Erickson has been named executive director of the Covenant College Foundation and director of planned giving. He will continue the work of Frank Brock, who retires as president of the foundation... Continue Reading