Five centuries after William Tyndale, millions still wait for the Bible in their native language. His translation work is unfinished.
A Sarasota church is offering meals and Bible study after a county zoning citation, but whether its revised outreach complies ...
Greetings, dear readers! Your “Marilyn Beane’s World” columnist is back in a new month’s journey. Where are we traveling this ...
Ladies Bible Study begins at Zoar Baptist Church in Deltaville on Monday, Sept. 14, at 10:30 a.m. The group is ...
Professor Rosaria Butterfield converts after studying the Bible with a pastor. · 0 sources across the spectrum on IJR News.
Today we study “Earthquakes beyond the Gospels,” which miraculously freed two of Jesus’s disciples, enabling them to continue ...
In his Aug. 26 column, Torrey Snow urges readers to revisit classic literature from an adult perspective (“Adults, pick up the classic literature again“). I submit that he should cast a wider net and ...
Torrey Snow makes some excellent points about the value of reading classic literature that has stood the test of time (“Adults, pick up the classical literature again,” Aug. 26). Some of the moral ...
On June 26, the Texas State Board of Education approved a required reading list for the state’s 5.4 million public school students, kindergarten through 12th grade. Alongside classic literature, ...
True story: The state that has led the nation in book bans is requiring all high school students to read the most famous literary attack on book banning. It’s stranger than fiction. I’m talking about ...
This summer, the Texas State Board of Education approved a new required-reading list for public schools, mandating what the state’s 5.4 million students will read in every grade from kindergarten to ...
Phone screens are better than they’ve ever been—bigger, sharper, and brighter—but they don’t always offer the best displays for extended reading sessions. If you’ve got a lot of text to get through, ...
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