Liberty University Archives - Page 16 of 17 - MinistryWatch
Unfortunately, in many cases, the longer leaders remain in leadership, the more relaxed they become about their principles and convictions. They lose sight of their original purpose, living disconnected from what they preach to others.
Lessons for Ministry Leaders
For leaders of religious institutions, social media can be another way to share their public messages and a peek into their private lives. But it can also backfire.
Jerry Prevo, who has served as chairman of the school's board of trustees since 2003 and recently retired as the senior pastor of a Baptist church in Alaska, will assume the role of acting president ...
The Executive Committee of Liberty University’s Board of Trustees, acting on behalf of the full Board, met today and requested that Jerry Falwell, Jr. take an indefinite leave of absence from his roles as President ...
Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. spoke to a local radio station about Instagram photos that sparked controversy earlier this week.
Black LU Alumni Calling for Resignation
Liberty University president Jerry Falwell Jr. apologized yesterday as black alumni demanded his resignation for tweeting an offensive image as part of a jab at Democratic Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s social distancing policies.
Liberty University philosophy professor Mark Foreman wrote on his Facebook page yesterday: “Liberty University has chosen to completely dissolve the philosophy department. As of June 30, I am unemployed.” Liberty University’s philosophy department has seven faculty members, including ...
Most Christian colleges across the country have put classes on hold or announced temporary online learning arrangements while others are offering students fee rebates, having cancelled in-person classes altogether. But some have not yet closed ...
As religious groups nationwide take dramatic steps to halt COVID-19, even canceling Sunday services, the response from some evangelical leaders who advise President Donald Trump has been less "batten down the hatches" and more "business ...
As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases continues to climb across the country, Christian colleges and universities are formulating responses to limit the spread of what has become a worldwide disease.
