Hillsdale College is pleased to announce that former U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese III will be the speaker at its 158th Commencement Ceremony on May 8, 2010. Mr. Meese is the Ronald Reagan Distinguished Fellow in Public Policy and Chairman of the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the Heritage Foundation. During the Reagan... Continue Reading

New England Chapel in Franklin, Massachusetts may conjure up images of a white steeple and impressive stained glass windows. But Scott Brown’s church is nothing special on the outside. It’s hidden in a drab industrial park in Franklin and only identified as a church with a plain sign that reads “New England Chapel.” It’s what... Continue Reading

Fans of the New Orleans Saints have had to stare up at the heavens asking for 43 years, ‘Why?’ in regards to gut-wrenching losses and seemingly implausible outcomes against the beloved Saints. …If divine forces are at work here, is it OK to pray for the Saints to win the Super Bowl? The Rev. Sean... Continue Reading

For those who have been unconvinced by the hailed turnaround of professional football player Michael Vick and his self-professed return to Christ since his involvement in an illegal dogfighting operation was brought to light, the upcoming BET reality series that he’ll be starring in should lay doubts to rest. Or it might fuel them. We’ll... Continue Reading

Grammy award-winning artist and best-selling author Rebecca St. James has kept busy since her teenage breakout as a major artist in the Christian music industry. Now in her 30s, she is adding a new credential to her already expansive resume: film. St. James visited Regent University’s School of Communication & the Arts to talk with... Continue Reading

Dr. Charles deWitt has been named the Dean of Faculty at Belhaven University-Memphis. Dr. deWitt comes to Belhaven University with many years of teaching and administrative experience in higher education. He has been an administrator at the University of Memphis since 1993. Dr. deWitt first served as Assistant Dean for Paralegal Studies and more recently... Continue Reading

Ten Americans were detained by Haitian police on Saturday as they tried to bus 33 children across the border into the Dominican Republic, allegedly without proper documents. The Baptist church members from Idaho called it a “Haitian Orphan Rescue Mission,” meant to save abandoned children from the chaos following Haiti’s earthquake. Their plan was to... Continue Reading

“My house will be called a house of prayer.” Jesus’ words from the New Testament is painted in gold letters on the new white sanctuary wall of Peace Church in northern Durham (NC). There are three more Scripture verses painted directly on the sanctuary walls at the newly constructed church, the first permanent home for... Continue Reading

Tim Rice, M.D., a Saint Louis University associate professor of pediatrics and internal medicine, heard Haiti calling and had to answer. For each of the last four years Rice has spent two weeks on a medical mission trip in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is leading a team of St. Louis area health professionals... Continue Reading

Matt Chandler doesn’t feel anything when the radiation penetrates his brain. It could start to burn later in treatment. But it hasn’t been bad, this time lying on the slab. Not yet, anyway. Chandler’s lanky 6-foot-5-inch frame rests on a table at Baylor University Medical Center. He wears the same kind of jeans he wears... Continue Reading