INDIANAPOLIS — The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) will not divest from colleges and universities requesting religious exemptions from Title IX regulations that prohibit discrimination
For ministers interested in establishing or expanding a grief ministry, “A Necessary Grief: Essential Tools for Leadership in Bereavement Ministry” may be a good place
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has agreed to change the phrasing in citizenship study materials from “freedom of worship” to “freedom of religion,” a change
Pushing the Church and its ministry beyond its four walls requires overcoming the fear and uncertainty that usually block the way, Thomas Rusert says. Rusert,
First Church, Enterprise, will hold a Ladies Power Lunch on April 28, 12–1 p.m. in its fellowship hall. Stella Casey Motley will speak on world
The Bible uses a variety of expressions to reveal God’s dual characteristics of being longsuffering, yet disciplining. For example, Exodus 34:6–7 gives God’s response to
NASHVILLE — Most U.S. adults say religious liberty is declining in America and Christians face more intolerance than ever. But nearly 4 in 10 also
LifeWay Christian Resources in Nashville appeared to leave little doubt of its aggressive timetable for construction of its new building. Officials broke ground for new
