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The education of our children is vital to their continued success into adulthood. But as of late, things look grim: America’s public education system lags far behind ...
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The Exchange
One-on-One with James Meeks on Going to Back to School
Meeks is pursuing an M.A. at the Wheaton College Graduate School.
Ed Stetzer | February 07, 2019
Interview
‘A Theology of Everything’ for a Pluralistic World
Fuller theology professor Veli-Matti Kärkkäinen thinks Catholics and Pentecostals are doing today's best theology.
Interview by Viktor J. Toth | February 06, 2019
The Exchange
Pastor Matt Chandler on Going Back to School at The Wheaton Grad School
At 45, Matt Chandler enrolled in the graduate program at Wheaton College. I asked him why.
Ed Stetzer | January 11, 2019
News
Urbana Faces the Challenge of Calling Gen Z to Missions
Despite its lowest attendance in decades, InterVarsity’s historic conference aims to combat student cynicism through scriptural hope.
Morgan Lee | December 31, 2018
Book Awards
The Best Books Are Companions, Teachers, and Hope-Givers
A conversation on reading with an avid reader, “Book Girl” Sarah Clarkson.
Interview by Lorilee Craker | December 17, 2018
Book Awards | CT Magazine
Karen Swallow Prior: Good Books Make Better PeopleSubscriber Access Only
Why history's wisest figures have seen a connection between reading well and living well.
Karen Swallow Prior | December 12, 2018
Pivot
4 Principles To Get (And Give) Better Feedback
If we want better feedback, we can’t just be open to it, we have to ask for it. Regularly and honestly.
Karl Vaters | December 10, 2018
The Exchange
Introducing M.A. in Higher Education and Student Development at Wheaton College
A program to prioritize student affairs.
Ed Stetzer | December 01, 2018
Women
Why Prayer Is Still Public Schools’ Best Hope
The founder of Teachers Who Pray calls public education “America’s biggest mission field.”
Morgan Lee | November 20, 2018
News
David Jang’s Christian University Charged in $35 Million Fraud Scheme
Manhattan DA’s case involving the former heads of Newsweek and the Christian Post expands to include Olivet University.
Kate Shellnutt | November 16, 2018
The Exchange
Making Room at Your Table for International Students
Jesus taught his followers that welcoming strangers is the equivalent to welcoming him.
Leiton Chinn | November 09, 2018
News
Pepperdine Student, Cal Lutheran Grad Among California Shooting Victims
“Our students are resilient, but the burden is great.”
Kate Shellnutt | November 08, 2018
Obituary
He Gave Christian Researchers $100 Million. Now His Legacy Lives on Through Their Work.
Longtime Lilly Endowment executive Robert Wood Lynn died this month at 93.
Kate Shellnutt | October 30, 2018
Partner Content
Crafted by Higher Education
A New We
Christian colleges and universities implement changes to support students of color.
Mary McCampbell | October 23, 2018
CT Pastors
How to Become a Trauma-Informed Congregation
These suggestions will help your church better care for survivors of abuse.
Heather Davediuk Gingrich | October 15, 2018
News
Gordon-Conwell Appoints Acclaimed Fuller Missiologist as Next President
Scott Sunquist will be the third global missions expert leading a top seminary.
Kate Shellnutt | October 15, 2018
News
Moody Bible Picks Multisite Pastor as Its New President
Mark Jobe of Chicago’s New Life Community Church will take over a year after Bible college’s leadership shake-up.
Kate Shellnutt | October 09, 2018
News
Azusa Pacific Reverses Approval for Gay Student Couples
Board of Trustees never sanctioned the recent code of conduct change. Now the wording's back to before.
Morgan Lee | October 01, 2018
News
Azusa Pacific Okays Gay Romance (But Not Sex and Marriage)
Christian university is also now hosting a formerly underground LGBT student group.
Morgan Lee | September 25, 2018
Partner Content
Crafted by Higher Education
What’s Good for Women Is Good for Men
Seminaries work to ensure women are a vital and flourishing part of their community.
Kaitlyn Schiess | September 20, 2018
Top Story February 15, 2019
How Cracking Wheat’s Genetic Code Reminds Us Who We Are
Science
How Cracking Wheat’s Genetic Code Reminds Us Who We Are
This grain’s genome echoes of the strength found in the diversity of God’s people.
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