After Governor Ron DeSantis recently signed legislation that prohibits the teaching of critical race theory in Florida’s public school system, this week he signed into law three bills that will collectively strengthen civics literacy education in the state’s kindergarten through postsecondary public schools.

Cleveland, TN—Rev. G. Dennis and DeRosa McGuire were formally inducted into the prestigious Pentecostal Theological Seminary (PTS) Hall of Prophets. The induction took place on Wednesday, June 23 during the Tennessee Church of God Camp Meeting being held this week at the Westmore Church of God in Cleveland, Tenn.

A lot of people ignore the last chapter of Paul’s epistle to the Romans because it’s basically a long list of ancient names we can’t pronounce. After Paul finishes his masterful teaching on grace and salvation, he sends warm greetings to his many friends in Romans 16.

A series of internet and technical issues that caused delays in nominating couples for the 2021 Longest Married Couple Project (LMC) sponsored by Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME) have now been corrected and nominations can be received without any problems.

Cleveland, TN–In a recent message to Lee University employees and students, Lee President Dr. Mark Walker provided more detail to plans to return to normal operations for fall semester.

Christianity Today has added a nascent publication and digital community, Ekstasis, into its media ecosystem to further its joint pursuit of Beautiful Orthodoxy–communicating the truth, goodness, and beauty of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) is pleased to honor Christian education retirees across the globe with the annual ACSI Career Service Award (CSA).

Cleveland, TN—Dr. John Christopher Thomas, Clarence J. Abbott Professor of Biblical Studies at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary, has been awarded a Higher (Senior) Doctorate by Bangor University in Bangor, Wales, where he also serves as the Director of the Centre for Pentecostal and Charismatic Studies.

COVID-19 is making a heart-wrenching situation even worse for abused and outcast widows around the world, says a new report for International Widows Day, June 23, an annual awareness event.