Supreme Court, football and a coach’s right to pray
On June 27 the Supreme Court sided with a Washington state high school football coach who left his job after
MaxFit gym providing ‘safe space’ through Connie Maxwell Children’s Ministries
When Lauren Boyd and her family moved away from Birmingham, Alabama, in July 2020, she thought she was leaving her dream of starting a gym behind. But those concerns soon turned into an opportunity.
A camp life of eternal significance: Ann Lawrence of Maine
When Ann Lawrence was 19 her friends’ camp stories sounded so fun she thought she might like to give camp
LCU professor impacts students in class, on disk golf course
“When Dr. Langford came my senior year we convinced him to come and play with us one day,” said LCU alumnus Parker Pearson. “He loved it and was hooked. He came and played many more times that year, and honestly we all thought he was the co
Wheelchair no obstacle for 68-year-old’s baptism in Louisiana
Being wheelchair-bound could not stop 68-year-old Jack Butler from publicly declaring his faith in Jesus through baptism. Six men, three
Conviction of Northern Ireland Baptist stuns Kentucky friend
Danny Davis was stunned when he heard that a close friend was in trouble with the law. The friend, Clive Johnston, was found guilty of breaching a Northern Ireland abortion clinic’s “safe access zone” while preaching an open-air sermon.
Liberty University says latest Falwell lawsuit ‘without merit’
Jerry “Trey” Falwell III, a former Liberty University vice president and the son of Becki and Jerry Falwell Jr., filed
First person: Considering the Law Amendment from the pew
While the goal of the Law Amendment is to bring clarity, Dani Bryson insists that it will bring chaos instead, as it will expand the role of the Credentials Committee beyond any necessary use.