Event Spotlight: National Refugee Sunday

Civility in Politics With Richard Mouw

Today’s Conversation podcast features Richard Mouw, president emeritus of Fuller Theological Seminary, on how to address incivility in the public square and how the cultural marginalization of evangelicals impacts the way we interact with others. Listen in.

Is Christian College Debt Worth It?

When asked, “Would you encourage young people to attend a Christian college over a state school even if it meant graduating with more debt?” 35 percent of evangelical leaders said yes, 57.5 percent said maybe, and 7.5 percent said no. Read more.

Protecting Religious Freedom for All

The NAE joined with nearly 20 civil rights and religious groups in asking a court to support a Muslim group in New Jersey that has been trying to build a mosque for almost a decade. Read more.

Update on the Little Sisters of the Poor Case

The Supreme Court announced that it would not rule in Zubik v. Burwell, a combined religious freedom case that includes Little Sisters of the Poor v. Burwell. This action sends the case back down to the lower courts to work out a compromise. Read more.

Pray Together Sunday on July 10

Mark your church's calendar for July 10, when different churches of different denominations across the country will join together in prayer. The NAE invites your church to commit to a time of prayer during your worship service and ask Jesus to reset our hearts and our nation. Register your church.

Member Spotlight: Life Church

Located in Salt Lake City, Life Church seeks to lead people in becoming fully devoted followers of Christ. The church focuses on Love (loving God and people), Instruction (from God's Word), Friendship (community with each other), and Everyone (reaching people locally and globally). Learn more.

Article Spotlight: In the Battle Between LGBT Rights and Religious Freedom, Both Can Win

Christianity Today — Last summer, even before the Supreme Court decision legitimizing same-sex marriage, conservative Christians were already anxious about the consequences for religious freedom. It is not an irrational fear. Read more.

Event Spotlight: National Refugee Sunday

National Refugee Sunday (June 26) is a day for churches to consider and pray for refugees around the world and to take the next step in engaging the current refugee crisis. Churches that register online will receive a copy of "Seeking Refuge" by World Relief leaders. Learn more.