Cartoon depictions of the prophet Muhammad are proving costly for Christians in majority-Muslim countries in Africa. At least 45 churches were torched in mid-January in
NEWNAN, Ga. — Citing his ongoing brokenness following the suicide of his teenage son in July 2014, Brewton-Parker College President Ergun Caner resigned Jan. 20
National Woman’s Missionary Union (WMU) rolled out three new focus areas for 2015 to 2018 after its board meeting Jan. 10–12 — equipping leaders, preparing
Bible Studies for Life Assistant to the President for Church Relations, Samford University Ready When Sickness comes to Stay 2 Corinthians 4:16–18; 12:7–10 Paul was
Explore the Bible Dean, School of Christian Ministries, University of Mobile DO YOUR APPOINTED PART Nehemiah 7:1–8 Readers may recall from the previous lesson that
By Leann Callaway The contemporary Christian group Selah desires to reach the far corners of the world with its music and message to lift up
ATLANTA — Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran has been fired over controversy about a Christian-themed book he wrote that has been criticized as promoting discriminatory
WASHINGTON — In a unanimous 9–0 decision the Supreme Court ruled Jan. 20 that prison officials cannot arbitrarily ban peaceful religious practices, securing a landmark
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