I grew up in church. Even before my father decided to go back to school to become a minister, church folks, Sunday school, ...

Lessons on Art and Community From America’s Cultural Treasures These institutions shrink the space between art and life by serving as places where entire communities can cohere through storytelling.

A Texas school district has reversed its decision to prohibit a fifth-grade student with special needs from sharing Bible verses with her classmates.

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God Bless the USA Bible, endorsed by President-elect Donald Trump, has a new edition for his second inauguration.

(RNS) — The makers of the God Bless the USA Bible, endorsed by President-elect Donald Trump, have issued a new edition just in time for Trump’s second inauguration.

After Oklahoma and Louisiana, Texas will be next to try for Bible lessons in schools While Bible-based lessons will not be mandatory, schools that incorporate them will receive additional funding.

news | Education Bible-infused lessons for Texas public schools narrowly approved State Board of Education gives seal of approval to Bluebonnet Learning materials.

Texas gave final approval Friday to optional biblical lesson plans for kindergarten through 5th grade classes in state public schools. The State Board of Education voted 8-7 to allow lessons … ...

Some groups that oppose the use of the Bible stories in the Bluebonnet material have said it will be difficult for cash-strapped school districts across Texas to pass up the extra $60 per student.

Texas board approves public school reading material that includes Bible stories The vote in Texas to allow Bible stories in public school course materials is part of a larger trend across the ...

Religious group against Bible-infused lessons in TX schools Not all religious organizations favor teaching lessons from the Bible as an option in Texas elementary schools.