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Students of all ages can apply now for Truman Heartland Community Foundation scholarships
Help may be available for parents needing assistance with paying Christian school tuition for their children. Truman Heartland Community Foundation…
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Education
See You at the Pole on September 25 could see one million
The annual See You at the Pole event will be held at schools across the nation and around the world…
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Faith
Revivals break out at two state universities
As students returned to colleges nationwide last month, some were unsure what to expect with headlines about pro-Hamas protests. But…
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Education
He changed his life, then led 895 fellow students to Christ
Abraham Aguilar, a former drug user and student in Palmdale, Calif., has led nearly 900 fellow students to the Lord…
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Culture Watch
Oklahoma schools receive guidelines on using the Bible
Oklahoma this week sent out guidelines to the state’s school districts on incorporating the Bible into classroom instruction. The guidelines…
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Israel
Sen. John Fetterman on first visit to Israel
Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Tuesday during his first visit to the Jewish state. The…
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Culture Watch
Religious colleges to share success secrets with secular schools
An association of religious schools has formed a new commission to share recent successes in areas of access and affordability…
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Israel
Americans oppose protests and support Israel military action in Rafah
Anti-Israel protests are much more popular on elite college campuses than with the American public in general. Two recent polls…
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Faith
As pro-Hamas protests rage, Liberty University students worship
While students on many campuses across the nation protested in favor of Hamas, those at Liberty University gathered on the…
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Church & Ministry
Impact of Asbury University revival continues to be felt
Last year’s revival at Asbury University in Kentucky has never really ended, a professor who was at the event says.…
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