FORT WORTH, Texas (BP) — After months of planning, The Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary is launching eight-week courses for online […]
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Southern Baptist Seminaries Move to Online Classes Only in Response to Coronavirus
In response to the coronavirus (COVID-19), all six Southern Baptist seminaries have taken action to move classes online. Secular and […]
Oklahoma Christian University President Apologizes After Counselor Told Students to Line Up by Skin Color and ‘Nappiest Hair’
OKLAHOMA CITY (RNS) — Oklahoma Christian University’s president apologized and promised change after an admissions counselor representing the university at an area […]
Research Shows That Students at Evangelical Colleges Learn More About World Religions Without Losing Their Own Faith
Ryan P. Burge is an instructor of political science at Eastern Illinois University. His research appears on the site Religion in […]
Professor David Miller of Christian Mississippi College to Lead AP Exam
Distinguished Mississippi College (MC) professor and scholar David Miller has served since 2017 as the chief reader for the Advanced […]
Anglican Bishop Builds Closer Ties Between Christian Higher Education Institutions in Burundi
An exchange forum has been organised by Christian universities and theological colleges in Burundi to help them exchange ideas, share […]
Study Says Christian College Graduates Care More About Helping and Less About Money Than Their Secular Peers
Christian college graduates are different from their peers at non-religious schools. When they think about work and finding a job, […]
United Methodist Church Launches Theological E-Academy in East Africa
United Methodist theological colleges in East Africa now can deliver education at a distance. A new United Methodist e-Academy launched […]
Hardin-Simmons University’s Board of Trustees Voted to Close Logsdon Seminary
Hardin-Simmons University’s board of trustees voted to close Logsdon Seminary. President Eric Bruntmyer announced the board’s action in a letter […]
United Methodist Women Plan Private School in Harare, Zimbabwe
The Zimbabwe West Conference women’s organization has embarked on what they hope will be a life-changing project: the establishment of […]
Belmont University Says It is Open to Hiring Non-Christian Faculty From Art College It Recently Merged With
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (RNS) — A nondenominational Christian university in Nashville says it will consider hiring non-Christian faculty from an art […]
Here We Go: Another Former Student Sues Fuller Theological Seminary for Expelling Him Because of His Same-Sex Marriage
Another former Fuller Theological Seminary student who says he was expelled because of his same-sex marriage has joined a lawsuit […]
Southern Baptist Seminaries Send Out More Than 1,100 Graduates
During the first two weeks of December, six Southern Baptist seminaries sent out more than 1,100 graduates to pursue their […]
Pepperdine University’s New President Jim Gash Shares How ‘Divine Collision’ With Ugandan Medical Student Shaped His Life
A few hours after Jim Gash’s inauguration this fall as Pepperdine University’s eighth president, his wife, Joline, showed up at […]
Karen Swallow Prior Says She Has a Biblical View of Marriage and Sexuality as Some Oppose Her Appointment at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Karen Swallow Prior, currently a professor at Liberty University and soon-to-be-faculty member of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (SEBTS), is facing […]
Fuller Theological Seminary Cancels Plans to Move Out of Pasadena Into Pomona, California, in 2021
Citing restrictions on selling its current Pasadena property and unexpectedly high construction costs, Fuller Theological Seminary officials announced it won’t […]
Longtime Liberty University Professor Karen Swallow Prior Leaving for Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
One of Liberty University’s best-known professors, Karen Swallow Prior, will be leaving her post to join the faculty of Southeastern Baptist Theological […]
In Tennessee, One Christian College Breaks Enrollment Records, While Another Fights Declines
Two Christian colleges in the same state, both holding to similar religious commitments, and both trying to recruit similar students, […]
