Following the shooting death of a priest in Northern Sinai, Christians in Upper Egypt and elsewhere are living in fear after four Coptic Christians were killed near Luxor in the wake of the deposing of Mohamed Morsi as president.
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Louisville pastor C.J. Mahaney — accused in a lawsuit of allegedly covering up sexual abuse by others in the denomination he once led — has withdrawn from the 2014 program of a prominent Louisville pastor’s conference.
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The Overseas Ministries Study Center Board of Trustees appointed Covenant Seminary professor of world missions J. Nelson Jennings as executive director,
Mission Study Center Appoints Nelson Jennings New Executive Director Read More »
This fall, Mission to the World (MTW) and Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) will co-sponsor the 2013 PCA Global Missions Conference, to be held Nov. 8-10 in Greenville, S.C.
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John Bunyan’s classic allegory is arriving in a children’s version this June.
GCP Brings “Pilgrim’s Progress” to Life for Kids Read More »
Clerk provides overview of June 17-21 proceedings
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In a health care decision giving hope to opponents of the federal birth-control coverage mandate, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday that Hobby Lobby stores won’t have to start paying millions of dollars in fines next week for not complying with the requirement.
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This is an entertaining, at times thought-provoking, but deeply flawed book. For all of its underlying scholarship, it is reminiscent of those Christmas Specials on the History Channel where some learned scholar announces to the camera that the Bible never specified that there were three wise men.
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The Supreme Court has now ruled on two monumental marriage cases, and the legal and cultural landscape has changed in this country. But what has changed for us, for our churches, and our witness to the gospel?
What Did the Supreme Court Really Change? Read More »
In March, TIME magazine featured a cover story with the headline, “Gay Marriage Already Won.” It was only last week when the Supreme Court struck down sections of the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), declaring key components unconstitutional, and essentially lifting California’s Proposition 8 ban on same-sex marriage by leaving it without legal defense. Yet TIME’s March cover wasn’t a chronological error; rather, it was picking up clear cultural signals.
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