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August 30, 1856: The Methodist Episcopal Church founds Wilberforce College in western Ohio. It was the second American institution of higher learning established for black students (Ashmun Institute in Pennsylvania, founded two years earlier, was the first).
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The former president received a 27-year prison sentence for orchestrating an uprising to take over the government after his defeat.
After the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, how do pastors lead well in a fractured, reactive age? Here are five pastoral questions for this moment.
When we instrumentalize violence, we side with the accuser rather than with Christ.
What if the relationships that sustain pastors also showed the world a better way? This article launches a new series on the friendships that make ministry flourish.
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A new study asks why the ID movement hasn’t left a more enduring mark on scientific or religious thought.
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The Bulletin discusses the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Russian drones shot down in Poland, and the crackdown on immigration in Chicago.
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With a debate style honed for college campuses and social media, the Turning Point USA founder sought to renew America.
