LDS Church Condemns Netflix Series as “Dangerously Misleading” Netflix’s new historical fiction series, American Primeval, is facing backlash for portraying the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) and its leader, Brigham Young. The …
Decade-Long Battle Reaches High Court Southern Methodist University (SMU) and the South Central Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Church (UMC) were set to argue their case before the Texas Supreme Court on January 15. The …
The Center for Christian Virtue and Its Growing Influence In May, the Center for Christian Virtue (CCV), an advocacy group, hosted a “Prayer at the Statehouse” event in Ohio, symbolizing its rising political clout. With …
Fear of Ideas Shapes Evangelical Upbringing Evangelical children are raised to fear not only sin but ideas challenging church doctrine. Secular influences like books, music, and television are often banned. One striking example is the …
Yeomin Yun, a nursing sophomore from Thailand, represents Calvin University’s efforts to attract international students. Calvin’s competitive financial aid packages and active engagement with international students convinced Yun to travel 8,000 miles to Grand Rapids, …
Rungee and Lallathin are but one of the many teams who come to West
Springfield to teach conversational English classes. Let’s Start Talking
calls its students readers because most of each one-hour lesson is spent
reading Bible stories and discussing them with the volunteer teacher.
Olivet University, founded by controversial South Korean pastor David Jang, has lost its license to operate in California. The California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education ruled the institution failed to meet basic educational and administrative …
Despite significant public opposition, the Texas Board of Education has approved the “Bluebonnet Learning K-5 Reading Language Arts” curriculum. Critics argue the curriculum heavily promotes a Christian nationalist worldview and lacks effective reading instruction. Concerns …
A recent report by the American Principles Project (APP) has ignited controversy, alleging that the Biden administration’s Department of Education disproportionately targets Christian colleges through its enforcement actions. According to the report, 70% of the …
Across the U.S., advocates for religious education are exploring legal avenues to use taxpayer money for private schooling. This movement has gained traction in Ohio, bolstered by programs like universal vouchers and state-funded construction grants …