NewsBackground checks essential part of reopening kids ministries; Louisiana College to hold in-person classes, precautions include 14-day quarantine for students.
During a called meeting Tuesday (July 14), trustees of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary unanimously approved a budget 6 percent lower than in 2019-20 while hearing about "encouraging signs" for student enrollment.
Gateway buildings close as California governor orders renewed lockdowns; Spurgeon College announces BA program updates in history, communications.
The fourth annual Quincy pilgrimage honoring Venerable Augustus Tolton, the first African-American priest, took place Thursday with the intention of overcoming racism.
Timothy Schmalz has been a sculptor for 30 years and is perhaps best known for his “Homeless Jesus” sculpture and the "Angels Unaware" statue dedicated to migrants in St. Peter’s square.
Mark Grenon, leader of the Genesis II Church of Health and Healing, is now on the run after federal prosecutors in Miami charged him and three of his sons for allegedly marketing a toxic bleach as a ...
Leaders of 12 Christian organizations on Friday urged the Trump administration to rescind a policy requiring international students to leave the U.S. or transfer if their colleges hold classes entirely online this fall, saying it "falls short of American ideals."
The deaths of George Floyd and Rayshard Brooks have reignited conversations about racism, unfairness, and the relationship between blacks and cops. The subject is also what surrounds a more personal talk that African American parents have had with their kids for years.
Former vice president Joe Biden pledged on Wednesday to reinstate Obama-era policies that would require the Little Sisters of the Poor to provide birth control and abortifacients to employees in violation of their religious beliefs.
As IMB missionaries worked with ministry partners to provide physical needs in a Ugandan camp for Sudanese refugees, a singular need kept rising to the top again and again: trauma care.
