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An Indiana public middle school has instructed a teacher to remove Christian wall decor from a classroom after a national secularist legal organization argued that the religious decorations violate ...
The nonprofit organization ACT on Wednesday said scores on its college admissions test dropped for the sixth year in a row. The class of 2023 scored below the benchmarks meant to indicate a high proba...
Hurricane Lidia reached land Tuesday evening as a Category 4 storm in the western Mexican state of Jalisco. The state is sparsely populated, but Pacific coast resort Puerto Vallarta is near where the ...
Lana Payne, Unifor national president speaks at a news conference. Associated Press/Photo by Tijana Martin, The Canadian Press, file Unifor, the largest privat...
WAKE FOREST, N.C. (BP) – On Oct. 8-10, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary hosted its fall biannual board of trustees meeting and Southeastern Society (SES) gathering. Trustees appointed Seth Bible as dean of The College at Southeastern and celebrated reports of record giving, increased enrollment, and heightened participation in Great Commission…
PORTLAND, Ore. (BP) – Gateway Seminary has initiated an executive transition plan to elect a new seminary president. Current President, Jeff Iorg, asked the board of trustees to begin the transition process at the board’s Oct. 10, 2023, meeting in Portland. Iorg will continue to lead the seminary through the…
The private Christian liberal arts school Milligan University in Tennessee received an award grant of over 1 million from a private philanthropic foundation to strengthen and expand the preparation, ...
Yesterday California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill that will ban Skittles and a handful of other popular candies on January 1, 2027. Bill AB 418, also
An administrative law judge in Florida has sided with a Christian teacher punished for refusing to use the preferred pronouns for a trans-identified student, denouncing transgenderism as a new ...
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — As churches continue to navigate economic challenges in the United States, many pastors say the economy is still harming their churches as giving fails to keep up with inflation.
