‘Deep well of experience’: ERLC names Miles Mullin vice president, chief of staff
The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission has named Miles Mullin II as its next vice president and chief of staff.
D-Life Boot Camps equip believers for disciple-making lifestyle
Tim Smith knows that believers have been commissioned to make disciples. But he also understands that many believers — even
Hannibal-LaGrange University launches 3-step plan to continue ‘impacting lives’
Hannibal-LaGrange University released a statement March 16 detailing significant financial challenges and a plan to help the school move forward.
Judge halts NC county’s denial of Summit’s zoning request in ongoing lawsuit
The ruling by Judge William L. Osteen came during a hearing held Monday, June 9, in U.S. Middle District Court that was further outlined by the judge in a 50-page memorandum opinion and order released Friday, June 20.
College sophomore’s nonprofit aids survivors of human trafficking
University of Mary Hardin-Baylor sophomore Hannah Balkenbush knows exactly where her hope lies—in Jesus Christ. That conviction is the driving force behind Beautiful Hope Ministries.
Catholic priest shot in the back in southwest Nigeria
Unidentified gunmen on June 7 shot a Roman Catholic priest to death in southwest Nigeria, Morning Star News reported. The
Study: Gen Z’s religious status and how it compares with other generations
The latest Pew Research study finds Christianity remains stable after decades of decline, while the story for young adults remains complicated. Since 2020, the percentage
Gridiron Day: 220 high school athletes, cheerleaders, band members turn to Christ
“People are searching for truth,” said one Georgia pastor, a day after 220 students in Carroll County surrendered their lives to Christ.