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Education Department Kills the DEI Enforcement Rule That’s Been Running Schools for Decades

The U.S. Department of Education on Thursday rescinded its disparate impact enforcement standard, ending a decades-old policy that had allowed federal investigators to flag school disciplinary practices as discriminatory even when no intentional bias could be proven. Under the change, which took effect immediately, the department will no longer treat policies as discriminatory solely because […] The post Education Department Kills the DEI Enforcement Rule That’s Been Running Schools for Decades appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.
500 years after Tyndale, Bible translators are still dying for the Word

500 years after Tyndale, Bible translators are still dying for the Word

Nothing is more tragic and disastrous for any man or tribe on earth than not to have the Bible.

10 Signs That Something Really Big Is About To Happen In The Middle East

Everything that I am seeing tells me that something is up. The moves that are being made right now are so similar to what we witnessed just before the U.S. and Israel started bombing Iran in late February. It isn’t just a coincidence that the UK, France and Germany have suddenly decided to pull all […] The post 10 Signs That Something Really Big Is About To Happen In The Middle East appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.

Archbishop of Canterbury meets Chief Rabbi to discuss Jewish community's 'pain' over engagement with pro-Palestinian document

The Church of England General Synod vote to "hear" the controversial Kairos II document dismayed the Jewish community as well as some Christians who launched their own declaration against it.

Why is the Church of England so afraid of ex-gay testimonies?

Is it really the case that the existence of former homosexuals will not be acknowledged by the Church of England? 

Retired bishop forcibly disappeared in Nicaragua

The current whereabouts of the bishop remains unclear

Appeal for aid as DRC Ebola death toll reaches 1,000

Misinformation and lack of awareness have added to the challenges of tackling the disease.

The story of St Maughold, patron saint of the Isle of Man

St Maughold was the patron saint of the Isle of Man. But who was St Maughold, and what do we know about him? This is the story …

The public baptisms bringing hope to Rotherham

Grooming gangs have put Rotherham on the map for all the wrong reasons, but God is still at work and more people are putting their faith in Jesus.
DoubleTake: The edge of accountability - Part II

DoubleTake: The edge of accountability - Part II

A Christian nurse blows the whistle on a gender transition clinic, putting herself in the cross-hairs of one of this culture’s most aggressive ideologiesEquip by Unbound gives high school students the foundation they need to thrive by helping them build practical skills, test their interests through hands-on projects, and grow in personal ownership. Designed to work alongside any core curriculum a student is already using, Equip enhances high school by plugging students into a coaching environment where they can learn to set productive goals, discover and explore their interests, and connect with like-minded peers. Enrollment for the coming school year closes July 31st. More at beunbound.us/world.

Twenty churches unite as 80 people are baptised in public celebration

More than 80 people publicly declared their faith in Jesus Christ as 20 churches from across Rotherham and the surrounding area came together for a landmark public baptism celebration at Manvers Lake on Sunday.
India's Cockroach protests: They wanted one resignation. They got tear gas, a hunger strike and half a deal

India's Cockroach protests: They wanted one resignation. They got tear gas, a hunger strike and half a deal

For weeks, a youth-led protest movement has demanded the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over a leaked medical school entrance exam. This past week alone brought tear gas at the gates of Parliament, a 26-day hunger strike that ended only after midnight negotiations, and the Leader of the Opposition dragged bleeding from a sit-in outside the prime minister’s residence.