“There have always been doubters. There have always been atheists. What’s new is the breadth of conviction that there is no such thing as truth. There have never been whole societies built on that idea. Never.”
Keller and Duncan: A More Relevant PCA? Read More »
The bells at Trinity Presbyterian Church will not toll this morning as flames engulfed the historic church Saturday night after a fire spread from the attic and brought the roof down.
Trinity Presbyterian Church Catches Fire Saturday in Opelika Read More »
A recent Gallup poll reveals that a slight majority of Americans, 52%, say they would vote in favor of a law legalizing gay marriage in all 50 states if given the opportunity, while 43% would vote against it.
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Since Roe vs. Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion 40 years ago, anti-abortion activists have successfully passed legislation regulating and restricting the right to an abortion, and they have been successful at moving public opinion in their direction. On the marriage issue, though, public opinion has moved in recent years toward allowing the redefinition of marriage to include same-sex couples. Given that the pro-life and pro-marriage causes are two of the core issues of the Christian Right social movement, why is the former winning and the latter losing?
Why Is the Pro-Life Message Winning and Traditional Marriage Losing? Read More »
Common secular sentiment often encourages young people to ease into a marriage by living together first. According to a recent study by RAND sociologists Michael Pollard and Kathleen Mullan Harris, the strategy often fails.
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Arklie Hooten, MNA Disaster Response Director, notes, “This is another story about the Sheds of Hope project [in Moore, OK] being supervised by RUF Minister Daniel Killian. The story mentions the work, volunteer housing at Christ the King PCA and the use of the North Texas Presbytery Shower Trailer.” Arklie goes on to urge, “Form a team and get here as soon as you can.”
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A fledgling organization that opposed the Boys Scouts of America’s decision to accept openly gay Scouts announced Tuesday (July 9) it will launch an alternative group with a Christian worldview.
Opponents to Boy Scouts policy to launch alternative Read More »
Angela Merkel recently revealed that as a young woman she was once approached by the infamous and much-feared Stasi ,the state security service of East Germany, which tried to recruit her to work for them. She refused. When President Obama visited Berlin earlier this month, the Stasi was in the news again. Chancellor Merkel publicly scolded the American president in light of the NSA revelations.
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Middle Eastern Christians are experiencing one of the most significant periods in their history, according to religious and political leaders meeting in London last week.
All change again in the Middle East Read More »
Costumed skits, scavenger hunts on the lawn, puppet shows and safari-themed snacks and sing-a-longs—it’s either the best birthday party a kid could ask for or the free kids’ program the church down the street puts on every summer. For many kids in America, summer means Vacation Bible School, or VBS.
The State of Vacation Bible School Read More »