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Billy Graham: Can he reach the religious 'nones'? – Deseret News - Vimarsana News

Billy Graham: Can he reach the religious 'nones'? – Deseret News

The Rev. Billy Graham was "America's pastor" in the 20th century. Could his sermons on SIriusXM reach today's religious 'nones'?

Oxford names Anthony Reddie first professor of Black Theology - Vimarsana News

Oxford names Anthony Reddie first professor of Black Theology

In a historic move, the University of Oxford has appointed its first professor of Black Theology, Anthony Reddie.

Jacksonville College names new president - Vimarsana News

Jacksonville College names new president

The Jacksonville College board of trustees named Dr. David Erickson the new college president during a meeting Friday, July 7.

OTS holds candlelight vigil in solidarity with the people of Manipur- May 11 - Vimarsana News

OTS holds candlelight vigil in solidarity with the people of Manipur- May 11

DIMAPUR — Oriental Theological Seminary (OTS) in Bade under Chümoukedima district held a candlelight vigil on May 9 to express solidarity with the people of Manipur. The candlelight vigil was organised by the OTS unit of Student Christian Movement of India (SCMI). An update from the seminary stated that Ayivie-o Koza, president of the SCMI OTS unit, led the vigil, while Zavi-i Nisa, assistant professor of New Testament Studies, prayed for the community. Lamneiphal Khongsai, who gave an update on the situation said, “This candlelight vigil is love; reaching out to our friends is love; pray...

God's whisper to women - Vimarsana News

God's whisper to women

In 1992, 42-year-old Kathy Manis Findley was ordained by Southern Baptists in El Paso, Texas, after members of her own congregation in Arkansas repeatedly declined to do so.