Judson College hosts summer sports camps
August 19, 2004
Middle schoolers from around the nation converged on Judson College in Marion this summer for three CrossPoint Sports Camps. Judson is one of several campuses
Groups urge court to end juvenile death penalty
August 12, 2004
WASHINGTON — Nearly 30 religious groups have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to outlaw the execution of minors. Oral arguments for Roper vs. Simmons, a
Veggie Tales creator relocates to Nashville
August 12, 2004
NASHVILLE — Big Idea Productions, creator of VeggieTales, has moved its headquarters from Chicago to Franklin, Tenn., near Nashville, and observers predict more family-oriented entertainment
Iran approves abortions for certain cases
August 12, 2004
TEHRAN, Iran — Though Iran has a conservative-dominated parliament, it nonetheless approved a draft bill on July 20 that would allow abortion in the first
Higher education for a higher purpose
August 12, 2004
What does it mean to be a distinctively Christian university in modern society? Earlier this year the University of Mobile board of trustees considered key
Churches must follow several IRS regulations to keep tax-free status
August 12, 2004
For churches and other tax-exempt organizations, every four years the doctrine of election takes on a special meaning — as the IRS warns of
Distinctiveness of Christian higher education at Judson
August 12, 2004
Judson College, founded in 1838, is Alabama’s only women’s college — one of 72 in America — and the only women’s college in America that
Samford holds on to Christian moorings
August 12, 2004
What do we mean when we say that Samford University is distinctively Christian in its identity and in its approach to higher education? It would
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