Category: Sunday schools

Note: The Decatur Juneteenth event has been canceled due to inclement weather and event organizers […]

DALLAS- Tennessee Pitcher Chad Dallas was named a third-team All-American by the National Collegiate Baseball […]

LUMBERTON — Members of the Robeson County Public Schools Board of Education have voted to […]

NORTH LIMA — Thelma K. Schmidt, beloved wife, mother, Grammy and Grammy Great, 94, returned […]

The scholarships will cover room and board, tuition, and books for four years at any […]

At 6 p.m. every Thursday night, Reverend Ingrid Hartloff Brown nestles in the fort she […]

Toward the end of last winter’s legislative session, Utah senators from the southern end of […]

This year’s graduation ceremonies will take place over several days and will include a series […]

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. & EUGENE, Oregon – Eastern Michigan University’s track and field program will see […]

Work began Monday on the Carson High School stadium turf resurfacing and track improvement project, […]

2021-22 ACC Championships Venues and Dates GREENSBORO, NC (theACC.com) – The Atlantic Coast […]

Brian K. Ashton will become the second president of the fast-growing BYU-Pathway Worldwide, headquartered in […]

Glasgow revels in its radical reputation. The city forged some of the most famous figures […]

Saddleback Church pastor Rick Warren has apologized for a children’s Sunday School curriculum video that […]

All local schools are closed, which means Junior Golf has kicked off another season. This […]

Kate Spurgeon, 2021 4-H Fair Queen at right, during the 2021 Bartholomew County 4-H Fair […]

Managing religious education can be a daunting task for parents pressured to oversee their children’s […]

CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WRIC) – A missing teacher who was last seen quitting his job at […]

The 2021 Men’s College World Series field is set. Stanford and surprise super-regional NC State […]

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By MARK SHERMAN, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — With abortion and guns already on the […]

HUDSONVILLE, Mich. (WOOD) — A pair of online petitions circulating in Hudsonville raised tension during […]

BISMARCK, ND (KFYR) — Much of what lawmakers are doing is making grants available to […]

SOUTH BEND — A Clay High School teacher has been placed on paid administrative leave […]

“Hundreds and hundreds of babies lose their lives each year in Idaho due to abortion, […]

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A panel of Idaho lawmakers on Wednesday introduced two bills targeting […]

rtwork created by Polish schoolchildren. Photo via Polish Association of Defenders of Human Life School […]

Earlier this month, students at Belen Jesuit Prep School for Boys in Miami were criticized […]

Anti-abortion activists demonstrate outside the Supreme Court in Washington on October 5. The court’s new […]

An anti-abortion club at Oak Harbor High School has drawn attention after drawing hearts on […]

Forty-eight years ago today, the Supreme Court ruled that the 14th Amendment’s guarantee of privacy […]

With Roe vs. Wade Hanging by a thread, the Supreme Court of the United States […]

Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed into law House Bill 20 or the No Public Funds […]

BISMARCK, ND (KFYR) — Gov. Doug Burgum, RN.D., will soon have to decide the fate […]

BOISE, Idaho — Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 220 into law Monday morning, which […]

Washington, DC is usually buzzing this time of year with groups of high school students […]

Today’s legislative agenda is littered with anti-abortion legislation, some more immediately infringing on women’s medical […]

As the new Executive Director of Medical Students for Choice, Pamela Merritt works with groups […]

ST. LOUIS — Missouri’s only abortion provider dismisses as false a report by a Christian […]

Election Day for the Lubbock Sanctuary City Ordinance for the Unborn and the Lubbock-Cooper ISD […]

HELENA — In mostly partisan votes with Republicans in favor, the Montana House on Monday […]

Nearly 26,000 ballots were cast in early voting ahead of the May 1 municipal and […]

FLOWOOD, Miss. (WJTV) – Instead of heading to the nation’s capital to join hundreds of […]

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints […]

This week, Johnson & Johnson’s newly approved single-shot vaccine has been hailed as a way […]

In the midst of all the Republican groans “cancel culture,“They certainly do a lot of […]

LUBBOCK, Texas — On Saturday, Lubbock voted to pass an ordinance that would ban abortion […]

University of Northern Iowa President Mark Nook has decided that a local chapter of the […]

UPDATED May 6, 2021 at 11:25 a.m. to reflect the latest House passage. AUSTIN — […]

SAN ANTONIO – Police released new details Sunday of the investigation into the search for […]

Corrigendum, 09/04/2021: An earlier version of this article misquoted Joe Pojman. He also misnamed the […]

Four bills aimed at restricting abortion, including one to ban the procedure after a fetal […]

BISMARCK, ND (KFYR) — Gov. Doug Burgum, R-ND, has signed portions of a controversial bill […]

HELENA — In a series of early morning votes Thursday, a Republican-controlled committee in the […]

BOISE — The Idaho House on Friday passed bills on campus free speech, abortion and […]

During a hearing in March, Dr. Jennifer Chin described a mother of two who was […]

What many would consider to be good intentions, North Dakota lawmakers are on the verge […]

LAMENT for children and young people absent from the pews is “the heartfelt cry of […]

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Tom and Marlene Hagerman were named Centerville Citizens of the Year. Village council members announced […]

Some institutions have abolished Columbus Day or switched to celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day. A school […]

Eric Adams, the Brooklyn borough president and former police officer, has been his opponents’ favorite […]

FREDERICK, MD (WJZ) — Frederick County Public Schools Food and Nutrition Services will begin serving […]

Betty Copeland Miles, 81, came into the arms of Jesus on June 13, 2021, while […]

The Bishop of Liverpool (Dr Chavasse), who yesterday chaired the annual Northern Diocese Sunday School […]

CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Miami wrapped up a massive official visit that brought […]

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The Washington Post published a front-page story on Sunday detailing allegations of sexual and physical […]

Job : June 16, 2021 Community survey to help APS move forward Superintendent Elder encourages […]

Sunday schools were closed nationwide to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in March 2020. While […]

Families gather outside their cars to watch Freeport High School’s graduation ceremony on Saco Drive-In […]

Shrewsbury — Betty M. (Greening) Wigsten, 93, of Shrewsbury, formerly of Pleasant Valley, NY, passed […]

Placeholder while loading article actions When an Ohio publisher published William Holmes McGuffey’s textbooks in […]

On Sunday, Pope Francis speaks from his studio window overlooking St. Peter’s Square. Francis expressed […]

Seven-year-old Hudson Leadley speaks at a rally outside LAUSD headquarters in Los Angeles on Sunday, […]

100 years ago As the new pastor of Monticello Presbyterian Church, I earnestly desire that […]

A South Haven teacher who changed careers out of a desire to serve young people […]

Denver School Board member Tay Anderson said Sunday he would step back from “day-to-day board […]

Following increased calls for the recently announced third-party investigation of the SBC Executive Committee to […]

Long Island students will be required to wear masks at school on Monday because the […]

Olive W. Moulton Olive W. Moulton, 98, of Cape Road died June 9, 2021 at […]

The driving force behind the Sunday School movement has inspired great change for the benefit […]

Worcester Public Schools will dismiss students three hours earlier on Monday and Tuesday due to […]

Kidnappings for ransom are common in the restive northwest Over 700 students kidnapped since December […]

And the thief may just learn a lesson: when looking to interfere with the election […]

By: Chris Harlan Sunday, June 13, 2021 | 3:37 PM Christopher Horner | Tribune-Review Eden […]

Helen passed away peacefully on Monday, May 31, 2021 at the age of 98 in […]

PROVIDENCE — St. Raphael’s Academy class of 2021 students have overcome the chaos of the […]

ALBANY — Despite an announcement Friday from the state health department that masks would no […]

FRAMINGHAM – Framingham Public Schools and Natick Public Schools are partnering with V-Care Pharmacy and […]

New Jersey reported another 183 confirmed cases of coronavirus and three more confirmed deaths on […]

BUFFALO, NY (WKBW) — On Sunday afternoon, the New York State Department of Education sent […]

It’s a cold Sunday morning in Oakland, California, and in the glass-enclosed schoolhouse adjacent to […]

Members of the class of 2021 from Red River and Grand Forks Central High Schools […]

Fewer families in the United States are attending church than in generations past, which means […]

The shooting of a Mount Vernon honor student has led to the latest round of […]

Edna Louise Lavender Maxwell passed away peacefully at her home in Macon, Georgia on June […]