Christian Challenge at the University of Kansas, Lawrence, is sending 17 students to participate in international missions during the 2021 summer, in spite of COVID-19 restrictions.
A recent auction raised more than $31,000, fully funding the missions trips.
“The gospel compels them and they cannot hold it in,” the Kansas-Nebraska Convention of Southern Baptists reported.
Christian Challenge leaders report many other examples of God at work on the KU campus.
The battle involving transgender treatments continues to deliver new twists and turns. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled 5-2 earlier this week that Children’s Hospital Colorado
Hatch Trick Inc., which operates several Austin-area Chick-fil-A restaurants, is reportedly facing a federal lawsuit after the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission accused the operator of refusing to give an employee Saturdays off for religious observance.
Federal employees are suing Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, arguing her use of Christian messaging in the workplace is “unconstitutionally coercive.”
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the abortion pill can continue to be dispensed through mail as a Louisiana lawsuit against the Food and Drug Administration continues.
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