Alveda King, an evangelist and niece of the late Rev Martin Luther King Jr , told The Christian Post that her uncle s legacy was founded on the biblical principle of servant leadership and that he
A Slice in the third undergraduate edition of the RELEVANT Magazine College Guide discusses some dos and don'ts of applying for college.
A Slice in the third undergraduate edition of the RELEVANT Magazine College Guide discusses some dos and don'ts of applying for college.
In an article for the third undergraduate edition of the RELEVANT Magazine College Guide, Bonnie Joy McMaken talks to Bob Neideck of the Taylor University counseling center about how freshmen can maintain their emotional health during this tough transition.
A Slice in the third undergraduate edition of the RELEVANT Magazine College Guide discusses the importance of students making sure their Twitter, Facebook and other social media profiles present the image they want prospective schools to see.
A Slice in the RELEVANT Magazine College Guide Undergraduate Edition talks about the role technology and edutainment plays in colleges now.
A Slice in the third undergraduate edition of the RELEVANT Magazine College Guide discusses how some college cafeterias have more food options than the usual dining hall fare.
Neue talks to Eugene Peterson about church culture, how to be a pastor for life and why it’s possible for a church to get too big.
Use your child's spring sports teams as a ministry tool, columnist Diana Davis recommends. "Sit near different people at the games, and get to know them. Carefully avoid being part of a clique."
A redshirt freshman on the University of Connecticut's men's basketball team lived for about seven years at the Tennessee Baptist Children's Home in Chattanooga.
Several Green Bay Packers coaches share a common faith in Christ and have say it has been critical to persevering in stress-filled environment. "You're never as good or as bad as people say, but you've got to have faith in God to be able to handle the ups and the downs because usually there are going to be more downs," defensive coordinator Dom Capers said.
