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The founder and CEO of a noted Christian ministry have resigned after admitting to an inappropriate relationship, prompting the organization’s Board of Directors to appoint an interim replacement while they search for people to fill the positions permanently.
Parental rights activists across the country are holding prayer rallies at each of the 50 state Capitols as well as in Washington, D.C. this weekend as part of an ongoing attempt to turn individual states and the United States as a whole “back to God.”
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) ordered more than $100 worth of materials for a BDSM workshop for students canceled in February after sparking backlash, internal documents show.
Jesus called us to go and make disciples. Yet too often, that call gets interpreted as “slow, take on a lot of student debt, and then maybe make disciples sometime in the future.”
Seattle Public Schools are phasing out a program for advanced placement classes and replacing it with a more “inclusive, equitable and culturally sensitive” approach for students, which some parents in the district contend is a bad idea.
A parent is calling on one of the largest school districts in Texas to remove a book romanticizing the idea of performing a sex act on Jesus from its school libraries. She read sexually graphic portions of the book during a school board meeting.
Democratic presidential candidate Jason Palmer, who shocked the country when he beat President Joe Biden in the American Samoa presidential caucuses earlier this month, discussed the goal behind his longshot candidacy and his take on issues many Evangelicals find important ahead of the 2024 election in an interview with The Christian Post.
