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‘The Augustine Appeal’ calls on College of Bishops to resolve issue of women’s ordination
At an Anglican theological conference in January, UK priest and political commentator The Rev. Calvin Robinson stirred up a long-simmering controversy when he called women’s ordination a “slippery slope” akin to a “Trojan horse” and ...
Miller’s April 27 death has been the source of fierce controversy and widespread speculation.
The FBI and the U.S. attorney’s office have been asked to assist in an investigation into the death of Mica Miller, a pastor’s wife whose apparent suicide in North Carolina has been the source of ...
Pastor: 'God had his hand on us’
Located just off a main road in Finleyville, a suburb of Pittsburgh, Crossroads Ministries is a nondenominational Protestant church that meets in a brick building built in 1972.
Warner’s termination is the latest in a string of professor terminations at Christian colleges seemingly tied to clashes over political and theological criteria.
After months of allegations that it lacks a credible process for disciplining its bishops, the Episcopal Church is taking steps to make it simpler to report misconduct, Presiding Bishop Michael Curry said in an announcement ...
The school received pushback after firing an employee who refused to sign a statement affirming biblical sexuality
In January, a salaried employee since 2020 was fired from her senior director position after declining to sign Fuller’s statement of faith.
Money comes from the Lilly Endowment
Taylor University has received $30 million to bolster local infrastructure.
Abilene Christian University is revisiting its sexuality policy after over 2,000 students, alumni and friends of the university voiced concerns about Holy Sexuality Week, a school event on relationships and sexuality.
Several recent high-profile cases of misconduct — many including bishops — have caused Episcopalians to call into question the effectiveness of the church's protocol for responding to accusations of clergy misconduct.
The new display policy permits freedom of expression within faculty and staff offices.
The new policy, according to students and faculty who oppose it, is targeting the pro-LGBTQ paraphernalia that has adorned numerous faculty windows and other areas of campus over the last three years.
