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Christian Communicators Group Drops Evangelical Name After 75 Years
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- The Evangelical Press Association has voted to rename itself the Christian Communicators Network after 75 years of service.
- The decision reflects a deliberate shift away from the term “Evangelical” in the organization’s public identity.
- The move comes as the group seeks to broaden its scope while maintaining its commitment to Christian communication.
Members of the long-standing association have formally approved a proposal to change its name, ending more than seven decades of using the word “Evangelical” in its title.
The new name, Christian Communicators Network, will guide the group’s future work while still serving publications and writers committed to sharing the Gospel.
“Times are changing,” one association member remarked in a statement released after the vote.
The decision marks a notable turn for an organization founded in 1947 to support evangelical periodicals and writers across North America.
Leaders of the group said the rebranding is intended to reflect a wider circle of Christian communicators while preserving the core mission of faithful reporting and storytelling.
Supporters of the change argue the new name will help the association remain relevant in a rapidly shifting media environment.
Critics within evangelical circles worry the move may further distance the group from its historic theological roots.
Despite the name change, the association continues to affirm the importance of Scripture-centered journalism that upholds traditional Christian values and the sanctity of life, marriage, and religious liberty.
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Christian Advent Calendar Sales Surge After Viral Clash With Royal Fans
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- The Leprosy Mission reports a surge in sales of its Real Advent Calendar after online controversy.
- Christian tradition and family faith practices remain central to the holiday season.
- Supporters emphasize the importance of keeping Christ at the center of Christmas.
The Leprosy Mission reports that sales of its Real Advent Calendar have “soared” following an online blow-up involving Meghan Markle and a pair of Anglican priests.
After the story spread across social media, many Christians rallied to purchase the calendar as a way to stand for traditional values and support faith-based ministry.
Each day in December, families open a small door to reveal a piece of the Christmas story and a chocolate treat, reinforcing the biblical account of Christ’s birth.
The charity says the unexpected attention helped introduce more households to the true meaning of Advent and the message of salvation through Jesus.
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Cornell Case Exposes Fatal Flaws in Consent-Only Sex Education
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- One in four women experience sexual assault, underscoring the urgent need for a moral framework rooted in Christian teachings on human dignity and self-control.
- Christian sexual ethics emphasize mutual respect, self-giving love, and the sacred covenant of marriage rather than reducing intimacy to mere consent.
- Scripture calls believers to honor God with their bodies and flee sexual immorality, offering a protective vision that modern consent-only models lack.
The disturbing case of Jane Doe and the Cornell Seven has shaken the campus and the nation. The facts reveal that consent alone cannot safeguard young women or instill the moral clarity they desperately need.
Lois McLatchie-Miller argues the scandal forces society to confront the emptiness of consent-only sex education. Consent, she notes, addresses legality but never answers the deeper questions of what is good, true, and honoring to human dignity.
With one in four women reporting sexual assault, the statistics cry out for a better foundation. A Christian vision of sex centers on covenant love, self-control, and the protection of the vulnerable rather than the bare minimum of permission.
Parents and churches must step into the gap left by secular programs. Teaching biblical principles of purity and respect offers young people a moral compass that consent training alone has failed to provide.
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Pastor Appeals Buffer Zone Conviction After Abortion-Free Sermon
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- The pastor preached a sermon that never addressed abortion.
- He now faces appeal after being convicted for breaching an abortion buffer zone.
- The case raises questions about religious liberty and free speech protections.
The pastor delivered a sermon that made no mention of abortion.
Despite the absence of any abortion-related content, authorities found him guilty of violating a newly enforced buffer zone law around the clinic.
The ruling has sparked concern among faith communities who fear the law could be applied broadly to silence biblical teaching.
“The pastor delivered a sermon that made no mention of abortion.”
Supporters argue the conviction sets a troubling precedent that could limit pastors from preaching the full counsel of Scripture near certain locations.
The appeal now seeks to clarify the boundaries between public safety regulations and the constitutional right to freely exercise religion.
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