[CP Today] For small churches hit by pandemic, Churches Helping Churches Challenge is a ‘blessing’
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Republican Senators are demanding that the nation's largest abortion business return $80 million in coronavirus relief loans that its affiliates applied for and received despite their ineligibility.
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Many churches across the United States are partnering with local organizations to provide food to hundreds of people in need in their communities as the coronavirus pandemic has caused economic frustration and hunger for many families.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has told California to do more to consider the rights of houses of worship regarding orders aimed at limiting gatherings to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Eric Hogue, the mayor of Wylie, a small city just north of Dallas, Texas, is now under fire for telling a member of the city council that women should not be allowed to pray at public meetings because the Bible forbids it.
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Vice President Mike Pence and White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany paid tribute to Christian apologist Ravi Zacharias Tuesday, hours after it was announced he'd died of cancer at age 74.
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Even people with little or no religious belief or conviction have an uneasy, foreboding sense that doomsday is approaching.
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100 Years of Service at Indiana Wesleyan University |
Humble beginnings.
That's where we started 100 years ago, when we were known as Marion College.
For an entire century, Indiana Wesleyan University has been committed to serving all kinds of people through education. Originally, our founders needed an institution that would train and develop great ministry leaders, but they quickly realized ministry could happen in any context, even careers in the marketplace. So they resolved to keep Christ at the center—even in training teachers and social workers and musicians—and strive to create the best academic institution possible.
The university was challenged from the start. After opening its doors in 1920, the Great Depression began a few years later, followed by war. Finances and resources were limited. Faculty, staff, and students stayed afloat with creative solutions and held tightly to prayer. Many Christian institutions at the time were in danger of being lost in the struggle of the conflict. |
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But we would rise out of hard times.
In the years that followed, the university survived and even thrived, resulting in a generous family of supporters fiercely loyal to the institution. The local community also rallied around the school it was so proud to call its own.
The impact of IWU, even in early days, was evident. In fact, nearly half of the teachers in the local school system were graduates of Marion College in 1949. Our academic programs have certainly diversified, with more than 150 degree programs available today. Teacher education has been offered since 1920... Read More |
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