The 'Handicap Icon' Gets New Life
New York’s revamped accessibility symbol began at a Christian college.
June 19, 2013
Pastor's Protest of Apache 'Rain God' License Plate Wins Second Hearing
Oklahoma pastor says legendary image of arrow-shooting Native American forces him to promote another religion. Tenth Circuit agrees he may have a point.
Despite Bible Studies, Pregnancy Center Wins Reversal of Denied Government Loan
USDA ruling says Care Net's voluntary Bible classes to clients should not disqualify it from receiving federal funds.
Voucher Victory Streak for Religious Schools Broken by 'Important' Court Decision
Judge says tax credits can only continue if scholarships are used at non-religious schools.
Will the World's First Deaf Bible Come from Japan?
Possibly. But at current pace, project could take decades to complete.
Sales Surge at Christian Bookstores Masks Mixed Results
Report finds overall industry doing well, but most stores not so much.
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Mourning a Daughter's Suicide
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Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar have 19 kids—and an 'open heart' toward adopting more.
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