Dr. Carlos Campo first joined Regent as vice president of academic affairs in 2008. As president, he succeeds Dr. Pat Robertson, the school’s founder and chancellor. Dr. Carlos Campo assumed the top leadership post at Regent University Sunday, becoming eighth president to lead the school and the first Hispanic president of a private Christian college... Continue Reading

Colorado’s evangelical community can barely contain its excitement over the presence of Tebow, who is widely known for his missionary work. Les Shapiro is new to talk radio after spending 25 years as a television sports anchor in Denver. But just a year into his new gig, he and his weekday morning co-host have discovered... Continue Reading

“Religious Views: Christian.” An unusually bold declaration on Facebook from a musician playing Carnegie Hall in New York City, one of classical music’s sacred spots. It’s the end of June, and Leonardo Le San—a 32-year-old pianist and composer who immigrated from Colombia 18 years ago—is preparing for his Carnegie debut. As a teenager he had... Continue Reading

Novelist Anne Rice says she remains committed to Christ. But she is quitting “Christianity.” The “Interview With The Vampire” author, who in recent years has spoken publicly about her faith and written a series of novels tracing the life of Jesus, wrote on her Facebook page Wednesday that she was finished with organized Christianity. For... Continue Reading

Seminary Trustee and Alumni David Rogers of Greer, SC passed away suddenly yesterday. David was one of the first graduates of Gordon-Conwell’s Charlotte campus, and had served on our Board of Trustees since 2001; he was currently the Vice Chairman. Seminary President Dennis Hollinger sent a message to the friends and alumni with the announcement:... Continue Reading

“Church is not supposed to be a pep rally. It’s meant to be a worship service,” The pulpit of Saint Andrew’s Chapel isn’t off to one side in deference to the altar, as it is in a Catholic church. It isn’t a lectern wheeled onto the stage after the Christian rock band sits down, as... Continue Reading

Read the Bible, and you’ll have less debt. Well, maybe. It depends on which survey you read. A new survey drawn from a select group of 1,020 people who read Christianity Today and are staff or leaders in their churches, found that people who read the Bible every day have less mortgage payments, car payments... Continue Reading

“The time has now come to slow down, to sip Rooibos tea with my beloved wife in the afternoons, to watch cricket, to travel to visit my children and grandchildren, rather than to conferences and conventions and university campuses” Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu announced Thursday his intention to retire from public life on Oct. 7... Continue Reading

“I say it might split the old conservative coalition, but it won’t split the new one. And if the new one is going to be a governing coalition, it’s going to have to have a lot of Hispanics in it Normally on the opposite side of political issues backed by the Obama White House, some... Continue Reading

“I would expect any member of our church who serves on the judiciary to interpret and apply the law as it stands.” Conservative Christian activist Jack Thompson — who once had to prove his sanity to the Florida Supreme Court (and has his own listing in Wikipedia) — isn’t crazy about Robert Kuntz’s candidacy for... Continue Reading