Moody Bible Institute has reached a legal settlement with the Chicago Board of Education. The Moody Bible Institute CPS settlement lets education students complete student-teaching placements in Chicago Public Schools (CPS). The deal ends months …
A math crisis is hitting American schools, and families feel it. NAEP data show that fourth- and eighth-grade math scores peaked in 2013 and then declined. Scores plunged during the pandemic, so recovery has stayed …
Supporters across the UK have raised over $124,000 to assist students affected by Spurgeon’s College’s sudden shutdown. The Baptist Union of Great Britain launched an emergency appeal after the historic theological institution closed without warning …
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A Hard-Won National Holiday The journey to make Martin Luther King Jr. Day a federal holiday lasted 15 years and faced intense opposition. Civil rights activists, led by figures like Coretta Scott King and Congressman …
Church-Led Program Aims to Break the Cycle Pennsylvania has one of the highest recidivism rates in the U.S., with over 50% of formerly incarcerated people rearrested or reincarcerated. In response, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in …
A former theology professor is suing Baptist News Global (BNG), claiming the outlet falsely accused him of sexual misconduct during an abuse scandal involving Truett McConnell University in Georgia. Jeremy Lyon, who taught Old Testament …
Elevation Church, led by Pastor Steven Furtick, has announced the launch of Elevation College in fall 2026, marking a decisive move away from its Southern Baptist roots and toward Pentecostal alignment. The Charlotte megachurch will …
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s decision to downgrade recommendations for four childhood vaccines has triggered sharp reactions. Anti-vaccine activists view this as a breakthrough that could erode long-standing liability protections for vaccine manufacturers. Critics …
Hunger among early childhood educators is surging, according to new findings from Stanford’s Center on Early Childhood. In June, 58% of providers reported experiencing food insecurity, marking a dramatic rise from previous years. This group …
Board Cites Student Rights in Unanimous Rejection Denton Independent School District has voted unanimously to reject Senate Bill 11 (SB 11), a new Texas law that allows districts to set aside time during the school …