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LCU to host Senior Hymnfest 2024

April 11, 2024

Scotty Blackwell and Friends will headline the upcoming Senior Hymnfest 2024. Scheduled for April 18 at 1 p.m. inside Louisiana Christian University’s Guinn Auditorium, the event is free to attend. … [Read more...]

LCU student awarded Phi Alpha Theta’s Hanger Prize

April 11, 2024

By LCU News PINEVILLE, La. (LCU Media) --Laura Aime, a senior history major, of Baton Rouge, has been awarded this year’s Kimberly S. Hanger Prize at the Phi Alpha Theta Regional History Conference. Aime, along with a student from Loyola University, each received the honor of having the best undergraduate history papers submitted to the conference, held on March 22 in New Orleans. Aime's paper was titled "Reaching the Hearts and Minds of the American Colonists: American Clergy, Their Sermons, and the American Revolution."  In the paper, she analyzed numerous 18th-century sermons, arguing that pastors were a potent force in persuading their congregants to support the Patriot cause by drawing parallels between biblical texts and the American fight for liberty from British tyranny in their sermons. “It was such an honor to be recognized as a co-winner for the Kimberly S. Hanger prize this year,” Aime said. This is the second year in a row a student from LCU has won the Hanger Prize.   … [Read more...]

LCU awarded Delta Workforce Grant for nursing technology

April 11, 2024

By Elizabeth Clarke, LCU News PINEVILLE, La. (LCU News) - Louisiana Christian University has been awarded more than $448,000 to develop its Responsive Nursing Technology in Education program from the Delta Regional Authority. These funds will allow LCU’s nursing program to respond to the evolving demands of the healthcare industry and address the healthcare shortage in Louisiana. This grant will pay for: An Anatomage Table for Simulated Cadaver Dissection that will better prepare graduates for nursing practice and medical school. The PTA program will be able to use a new Anatomage Table Alpha which is one of the most innovative 3D anatomy learning solutions for advanced  PTA anatomy and biology lessons.  Stemming from the world-renowned Anatomage Table, the Alpha offers the same interactive dissection experience to explore real human and animal anatomy but in an instructional lab experience. The CAE LearningSpace management platform for the LCU nursing simulation lab. This control center will provide audiovisual, scheduling management and assessment software with the right tools curated for teaching nursing students best practices. The “Victoria” Birthing Simulator provides state-of-the-art simulation of … [Read more...]

European Parliament votes to make abortion a fundamental right

April 11, 2024

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UKRAINE: Seminary president shares amid ‘darkness … we see a glimmer of light’

April 11, 2024

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KENYA: Christian slain, mother and daughter burned for their faith

April 11, 2024

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STUDY: Credit-card delinquency rates worst on record

April 11, 2024

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Volkswagen electric car sales plunge as Europe returns to petrol

April 11, 2024

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Hidden costs of homeownership skyrocketing

April 11, 2024

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Potential tornadoes, heavy rainfall, high winds plummet parts of state

April 10, 2024

By Baptist Message staff SLIDELL, La. (LBM) – A line of powerful storms knocked out power to thousands and produced several possible tornadoes that caused significant damage in parts of potential tornadoes in the state, April 9-10. First Baptist Church, Slidell, lost some of its gymnasium roof after a tornado came through the back of the church, Pastor Casey Stark said. “A tornado touched down on the back of our property causing roof damage and significantly damaged the surrounding neighborhoods,” Stark told the Baptist Message. “We are working to get disaster relief efforts up and running in our neighborhoods.” The Slidell Police Department posted a video that showed extensive damage to businesses, apartment complexes and other buildings in south Slidell. Officers and other first responders also rescued individuals in areas that took on high water. Multiple injuries were reported. Louisiana Baptist Disaster Relief Strategist Stan Statham said teams would be deployed soon to assess damage in Slidell and Lake Charles. In many communities of the state, high waters flooded streets and knocked out power. More than 135,000 customers were in the dark as of 2 p.m. on April 10, according to poweroutage.us The storms … [Read more...]

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The race of faith: a marathon, not a sprint

When I ran cross country, our training involved running Monday through Friday and, occasionally, optional Saturday runs. We did “easy” days, long-distance days, sprint days (the worst), and more, all to make sure that we were in the best shape possible for our 5k race — a little over three miles — which occurred … Read More

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