A controversial, Bible-based educational group called LifeWise has been rapidly expanding its footprint across southwest Ohio in recent years.

Flathead High School senior Elijah Williams is a dedicated, compassionate and faith-driven student who leads with purpose.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — A Rampart High School senior says she was denied the chance to paint a Bible verse on her parking spot, and now a national religious liberty group is stepping in.

Just under one-third of all Texas school districts have ordered the controversial Bible-infused Bluebonnet materials, according to the Texas Education Agency. Twenty of those 367 districts are in the ...

NEW CARLISLE, Ind. (WSBT) — There is a back-and-forth happening right now between a religious organization and a public school district in our area. The organization wants to pull kids out of school ...

Starting this fall, a Bible-influenced curriculum approved by the State Board of Education last November will be allowed in Texas public elementary schools. The lessons could reach as many as 7,000 ...

Digital Bible lessons can’t replace teachers passing on the faith. My church’s children’s ministry was looking for volunteers one Sunday. “There are scripts and a video you can use, and all materials ...

LifeWise Academy, a program offering Bible lessons during school hours, is expanding in Michigan. The program operates under "released time" laws, permitting religious instruction off school grounds.

Christian conservative lawmakers in Idaho are pushing to bring the Bible into public schools. Shawn Raecke Shawn Raecke A nationwide effort by Christian conservatives to tear down firewalls between ...

Rep. Jordan Redman, R-Coeur d'Alene, sponsored the bill, but it was largely presented to the committee by the Christian-centered Idaho Family Policy Center’s president, Blaine Conzatti. The bill would ...

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Controversy has surrounded new state-approved lessons referencing the Bible that are being offered as part of the Texas Education Agency's elementary reading curriculum, with some confusion on ...