Challenges of graduating students at a Christian School in the Digital and AI Age
By Salam Madanat. She is the Director General of Alliance Academy Jordan. This essay was adapted, in part, from her AAJ commencement speech, May 22nd.
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By Rebecca Goropevsek, Coordinator, WEA Children’s Network There is a verse most Christians know by heart. James 1:27 calls us to look after orphans and
Pentecost and Artificial Intelligence?
Jason Mandryk (Operation World) For Christians in the 21st century, Pentecost offers a richness derived from the resonating notes accumulated over its long history. As
Children, a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him — Reflections on Motherhood
During a 2018 work trip to Nigeria focused on religious freedom, a driver I had never met before asked me about my children. I told
The Pope’s visit to Hippo
The Pope’s recent pilgrimage to Algeria was significant for Christian. Janet Epp Buckingham On April 14, Pope Leo visited Hippo Regius—a name that might evoke
Does Canada have a hate problem?
Janet Epp-Buckingham Canada has made international news recently for two pieces of legislation aimed at curbing the spread of hatred. At the same time, religious
A King of a Different Kind
Rev. Botrus Mansour John 18:36- “My kingdom is not of this world” Luke 19:28–44 This is the familiar reading of the story of Palm Sunday,
Rally at the Cross
Kyle Henderson, FTT Ambassador Malta is a place of survival. It sits in the middle of the Mediterranean at the strategic narrowing of the sea.
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