Curt Martin says he usually hangs out with Christian friends at the University of Alabama, but after the first Collegiate Evangelism Conference, sponsored by the
GATLINBURG, Tenn. — A tour bus carrying 40 members of First Baptist Church, Gaston, S.C, youth group crashed into a tree on a steep mountain
ISTANBUL, Turkey — Three years into a four-year jail term, Turkmen Christian Shageldy Atakov was released the week of Jan. 11 and reunited with his
A breakaway Baptist convention in Missouri should not be authorized by the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) to collect funds from churches for Cooperative Program (CP)-supported
A federal court judge has ruled that a two-year-old class-action lawsuit alleging discrimination by the U.S. Navy against evangelical chaplains can proceed. The case includes
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan’s abolition of an electoral system that discriminated against religious minorities has received recognition from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.
The University of Mobile (UM) School of Business has been awarded accreditation through June 2012 by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).
A new report suggests that Christian organizations should be more involved in civic education. “At a Political Crossroads: Christian Civic Education and the Future of
