Catholic higher education is entering a period of profound change. The pressures are well known: declining enrollments, rising costs, shifting cultural attitudes toward Catholicism, and an increasingly transactional view of education that treats college primarily as job preparation. These forces challenge Catholic colleges and universities to clarify their identity and
Coming out of Exile – By Riley B. Case – The 1960s were not a good time for evangelicals. For one thing, the Methodist liberal establishment did not even want to admit evangelicals were evangelicals. When I went to the head of the chapel committee at my Methodist seminary and
Rosh Hashanah. Yom Kippur. Sukkot. These don’t stand out to Latter-day Saints as significant dates in the early history of the Restoration like April 6, 1830, or “early in the spring of 1820.” They should. As we will see, the earliest events in the coming forth of the Book of