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Lawsuits, threats follow firing of president of Calvin University
Calvin University had high hopes when it hired alumnus Wiebe Boer as president two years ago. Now it is embroiled…
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Report: Saudi Arabia ready for peace with Israel
Saudi Arabia has decided to normalize relations with Israel and is debating the timing of the announcement, a foreign diplomat…
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Successful actor Lucas Black puts family above movie career
Despite a successful career in television and films such as “Friday Night Lights,” actor Lucas Black says his family comes…
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Fewer Americans are reading the Bible: Why it matters
How many people today are engaging the Bible in any meaningful way? Apparently, fewer than you might think. In April…
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“Unsung Hero” exceeds expectations with $8 million opening weekend
“Unsung Hero,” the new movie about the Christian music group “For King + Country,” earned an impressive $8 million at…
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United Methodists vote to remove all bans on LGBTQ clergy, weddings
The United Methodist Church today voted overwhelmingly to allow “self-avowed practicing homosexuals” to be ordained and serve as ministers of…
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Chuck Swindoll resigns as senior pastor
Chuck Swindoll stepped down Wednesday as senior pastor of Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, Texas. Jonathan Murphy, Ph.D., professor of…
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NYPD breaks up pro-Hamas protest at Columbia
After weeks of pro-Hamas demonstrations at Columbia University featuring calls for genocide against Jews and the taking of two university…
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Government vows to shut down nation’s largest Christian university
Grand Canyon University, the nation’s largest Christian university, is fighting back after the U.S. Department of Education vowed to shut…
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Governor, attorney general urge passage of anti-trafficking bills by end of session
Missouri has the fourth-highest human trafficking rate in the nation, and legislators hope to address the issue before the current…
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