The King’s College, a prominent Christian liberal arts college in New York City, is expected to lose its accreditation by the end of August. The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) announced Friday that King’s College, which had already opted to
The Costa Rican Evangelical Alliance Federation (FAEC) strongly rejects the request of the United Nations (UN) to decriminalise abortion in Costa Rica. The entity, which seeks to represent the 25% of the country’s population who identifies as evangelical Christian, considers that “these globalist tendencies
Today is International Youth Day — a day to celebrate the promise and power of young people all over the world. An important part of that celebration is reckoning with the unique hardships that youth so often have to overcome,
A report from international Christian charity, World Vision, has revealed the terrible price paid by some of the world’s most vulnerable children to put beauty products, often labelled as ‘cruelty-free’, on the shelves of retailers and bathrooms across the world.
The start of a new school year will be here before we know it. Registration papers are all turned in. Your child may have already picked out a backpack with a matching lunch box to boot. The school supply lists
Throughout history, across diverse societies, nations, and eras, Christians who carried the Gospel into pagan cultures defended and protected abandoned and abused children. In his new book, 32 Christians Who Changed Their World, Senior Colson Fellow Dr. Glenn Sunshine tells the stories
Where Grandad Lives is a heart-warming children’s story centred around bereavement. Penned by rapper Guvna B – real name Isaac Borquaye – and his wife, Emma Borquaye, the book follows young Ezra who shares with his inquisitive friend Zadie that his grandad
Most of us would go out of our way to improve the life of one vulnerable child. Imagine being able to impact the lives of thousands of children in Africa? The Alliance for Uganda Without Orphans (AUWO) was able to
Parents teach their children to stop, look and listen from a very young age. We all know the drill — when you come to a street corner and want to walk across, you stop at the curb. Then you look