A Pennsylvania school system has agreed to rescind a policy forcing teachers and staff to keep parents in the dark about whether their child is being referred to by opposite-sex pronouns and names at school.
Bob Agee, a former pastor and president of Oklahoma Baptist University who oversaw record enrollment at the academic institution, has died at the age of 87.
Asbury Theological Seminary is pulling out of the federal student loan program, becoming one of the first prominent seminaries to do so, citing a desire to reduce student debt and concerns that a hostile future administration could use federal funding against the school.
A district court has ruled that Oklahoma officials cannot require a proposed Jewish charter school to be non-religious.
Nearly 100 students have been baptized during five periodic worship gatherings held at a Christian high school in Colorado after athletic competitions.
Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, has received an undisclosed grant from multinational aerospace corporation Boeing to help build a public pavilion at the school’s planned DC-8 Overlook project, which will feature the historic Samaritan's Purse DC-8 aircraft gifted to them by the evangelical Christian humanitarian aid organization last December.
A public school district in Southern California has agreed to notify parents when lessons include LGBT-related material and allow them to opt their children out, settling a lawsuit brought by two Christian families after a book was read to their sons without their prior knowledge.
The life and work of Christian political activist Charlie Kirk is cited as one of several topics college students are too afraid to discuss on campus, according to one civil liberties group that has long documented the “dismal climate” for free speech on U.S. college campuses.
A former trustees at Allen University has filed a lawsuit accusing trustees and church officials of failing to investigate, or refusing to investigate, multiple allegations of financial misappropriation and misuse of school property.
The Texas State Board of Education has adopted a revised social studies curriculum that highlights the role of radical Islam in the 9/11 terror attacks and discusses Mohammed’s “brutal military campaigns against Jewish and Christian tribes” while stressing the role of Christianity in shaping American government and history as well as world history.
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a major evangelical, interdenominational campus ministry operating on hundreds of college and university campuses across America, has filed a lawsuit against SUNY Broome Community College for insisting that the group allow non-Christian leaders to be recognized as an official club on campus.
A compilation of “inappropriate” Texas school books by a Christian advocacy group cited by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick includes a book written by famed Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, with the group's representative warning about the book's depiction of brutality against children.
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