
November 3, 2026
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Johnson Bible College announced it will become Johnson University, a name change intended to support Great Commission work, alumni access, student recruitment, and international recognition.

Emmanuel School of Religion will become Emmanuel Christian Seminary on June 1, reflecting leaders’ belief that the current name no longer communicates clearly with today’s society.

A Christian Standard survey listing of 47 medium-sized churches that averaged 250-499 in worship during 2010, including attendance and baptism data.

New City Church of Los Angeles hosted its third-annual Downtown Easter Fest, offering the community free live music, lunch, games, crafts, a sack race, and an Easter egg…

First Christian Church and RiverTree Christian Church celebrated Easter through coordinated services, shared preaching, and a renewed commitment to partnership rooted in their decades-long connection.

Christian Standard’s 2010 Large-Sized Churches listing features 74 participating churches that averaged 500-999 in weekly worship, with attendance, baptisms, ministers, locations, and websites.

Indian Creek Christian Church in Indianapolis launched a ministry to support active and retired police officers and their families through encouragement and shared understanding.

Churchill Meadows Christian Church in Mississauga, Ontario, celebrated the grand opening of its new building, the congregation’s first permanent facility.

Bill Greer, a longtime Milligan College faculty member and administrator, has been selected as the Tennessee college’s next president following Donald R. Jeanes’s retirement.

Christian ministries are sharing ways to support Japan after last week’s earthquake and tsunami, including relief donations, missionary support, and prayer for those facing disaster and nuclear uncertainty.

Milligan College business students are helping Washington County residents prepare and file taxes through VITA, gaining hands-on experience while serving taxpayers at Grandview Christian Church and other local…

Douglas Foster discusses Christian higher education, tracing how Stone-Campbell schools have balanced Bible study, ministry preparation, liberal arts education, academic excellence, and unity across movement traditions.

Mark A. Taylor surveys trends from Christian colleges and seminaries, highlighting external focus, institutional growth, student demographics, and questions churches should ask about supporting Christian higher education.

LeRoy Lawson reflects on returning to Milligan College to teach freshman humanities, comparing generations of students while finding today’s freshmen young, challenged, curious, respectful, and delightful.

Gary Tiffin considers how Christian colleges can adapt to changing educational realities while remaining faithful to their founding mission, congregational ties, and ministry purpose.
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