DENVER — Oklahoma’s referendum against state judges considering Islamic law is unconstitutional, the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Jan. 10, upholding a lower
NASHVILLE — Planned Parenthood finally saw a decline in the number of lethal procedures its affiliates performed in a year, according to its latest annual
FAIRFAX, Va. — Seven congregations that broke with the Episcopal Church in 2006 over its liberal policies on homosexuality are not entitled to keep parish
By Bill Sorrell John Salmons’ career crisscrossing the country in the NBA has never left him in a state of confusion. There is purpose in
Judson College normally has a college or seminary professor do special lectures during its annual Christian Emphasis Week, but this year, students heard from John
After receiving provisional approval from the Alabama Board of Nursing in November, Judson College’s nursing program held orientation for its first class of 30 students
The Dutch a cappella ensemble Quink will perform in the Alumnae Auditorium at Judson College on Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. as part of the
The University of Mobile (UMobile) will host renowned author and blogger Jon Acuff as part of its “Influence” Lecture Series on March 13 at 9
