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Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: Indian Court Deliberates Dalit Christians' Equal Rights Demand * Human Rights Agency Denounces Persecution In Asia * FRC Warns Against Anti-Christian...

The good (and legal) news about Bible-based classes in local schools.

I imagine the folks over at Planned Parenthood are desperately trying to figure how they can best spin the latest results from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), released last month.

The realigned SAT will test for diversity and the acceptance of every value system and spiritual philosophy imaginable, while undermining the pride of our unique American heritage and respect for the Judeo-Christian worldview.

Church educators need to teach the essentials of the faith. Here are some tips for keeping education simple.

The U.S. Supreme court has decided to hear a case asking if parents in Maine can use state funds to pay for their children’s tuition at private religious schools.

How is it that secularism has triumphed in the West? An important new book provides a surprising explanation.

After police barged into the Busekros family home in Bavaria, the family's 15-year-old daughter, Melissa, was placed in a psychiatric facility. Police told her she'd been brainwashed.

Fuller Seminary in California has officially inaugurated its first Black president.

Half a Million People Call for Release of Pakistani Christian Asia Bibi ~ N.Y. Senate Committee Passes Bill to Override Ban of Church Services in Schools ~ 2012 to Be a 'Nightmare' for China's Underground Churches ~ Teacher Ordered to Remove...

Mike Donnelly, director of international relations for HSLDA, welcomes the attention that has been given to the topic of homeschooling.

Mercer University and Shorter University represent opposite trajectories on the landscape of American education.

If you have a moment today, please pray for the safety and wisdom of those high school and college students who will be participating in this year’s Day of Dialogue. The ultimate goal is for Jesus to be glorified.

Do Christians keep a wary distance from the AIDS issue because they think the disease is rooted in sinful behavior? Or, are Christians at the forefront of care and outreach? Depends who you talk to.

Classical, Christian educators see the goals of education as a passionate pursuit of truth, goodness, and beauty.

Promoters of so-called “comprehensive” sex education are stepping in to take credit for the decline.