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Sitting among the more than 1,300 Rhode Island College graduates in the class of 2023 was Francisca Garcia. "I cannot believe that I made it,” she told the crowd. Before earning her degree, the 48-year-o... Listen Now...

In Lawrenceville, Georgia, a 72-year-old man became the first of his seven siblings to earn an undergraduate degree when he graduated from Gwinnett College earlier this month. A video and photos shared by t... Listen Now...

After 75 years of teaching, Grace Adkins is calling it a career. WALB reports Adkins, a Westwood Schools educator, decided to retire on Thursday, a day when she also turned 95. Adkins said, “Well, it’s b... Listen Now...

Jesus Revolution climbed to No. 1 in the United States in DVD/Blu-ray sales and a separate Blu-ray-only chart according to data released during the first week this month, topping such titles as Cocaine Bear, M... Listen Now...

Alliance Defending Freedom released its second annual Viewpoint Diversity Score Business Index, which evaluates 75 publicly traded corporations across 42 performance indicators based on their respect for free ... Listen Now...

Protestant churchgoers are less likely to report seeing people in the pews engaged in adoption and foster care compared to a few years ago, according to a recent report by Lifeway Research. In the report, L... Listen Now...

Award-winning CCM trio Point of Grace hopes their first full-length album in five years will remind hurting people of Gospel truth and the importance of church. The record titled “Turn Your Eyes (Songs We L... Listen Now...

This is National Foster Care Month. A time when state governments and private groups are working to place children in need in stable homes. Around the country social service agencies are in need of foster ... Listen Now...

The fighting in Sudan has caused the Christian humanitarian organization World Vision to temporarily leave the country it's worked in for more than 36 years. Left behind are many trying to keep their family sa... Listen Now...

The findings are according to new research from the American Bible Society that also shows faith has more "staying" power among kids than atheism. The research, part of the society's "State of the Bible" re... Listen Now...