Pro-life leaders from across the country gathered this week to discuss how faith-based ministries are helping to cultivate a society that promotes human dignity and how others can advance the cause.

Rather than purchase traditional insurance, more people are paying for their medical expenses by turning to faith-based groups, which don’t operate within the insurance system and aren’t regulated by ...

Unite The Valley is a collaborative group of Regional Leaders that includes Ministers, community leaders, and elected ...

Faith-based schools in Grand Forks and East Grand Forks are seeing rises in enrollment in the years following the COVID-19 ...

The Luther College Office of College Ministries is excited to announce the launch of its pilot program, “Called Outward: Exploring Skills for Faith-Based Leadership” for students starting in the ...

Rachel Kaplan and Andrew Sheffield with their son, Lucas, in their home in Arden, N.C., on Nov. 21. ARDEN, N.C. — Rachel Kaplan was uninsured when she became pregnant last year. So her doctor ...

The University of Iowa’s Magid Center for Writing houses 14 literary magazines across campus. This spring, a new magazine will join the roster, making faith its focus. The magazine will open ...

"Any time there's this amount of really rapid transition, that raises questions about what it means to live a good life and ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Two well-known faith-based ministries that serve kids in underserviced communities are merging as one organization. Street Ministries and Memphis Athletic Ministries (MAM) are coming ...