World-renowned Harvard professor speaks at George Fox University Feb. 20 by georgefoxnews Dr. Gerald Gabrielse, Harvard’s George Vasmer Leverett Professor of Physics, presents free public lecture, ‘God of Antimatter’ NEWBERG, Ore. – A world-renowned Harvard University physics professor will visit George Fox University in February to introduce his research on […]

From the book “Our Stories, God’s Glory“ A collection of real life inspiration stories from Oregonians Read more  stories or submit your own here.  During World War II, I flew a special P38 plane on daily spy missions to Germany from an air base in England. My plane was fully […]

By Home School Legal Defense Association In the State of the Union address President Obama called on all states to raise their school compulsory attendance age to 18, unnecessarily adding to bureaucratic requirements for homeschoolers. Homeschool advocates at the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) are dedicated to protecting the […]

“Teach, Bless, Serve” – The 2012 Archbishop’s Appeal By Portland Archdiocese The 2012 Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal has chosen the theme “Teach, Bless, Serve.” The theme reflects the mission of the Church in western Oregon. The Archbishop’s Catholic Appeal provides support for more than 25 areas of ministry in the Archdiocese […]

University of Oregon has twist to evolution origins By Oregon Christian Post Fish crawled out of their ponds into a flooded forest, not a sandy desert, says a geologist at the University of Oregon. The best part: evolution favored the fish with “more flexible necks.” The Journal of Geology has […]

State Representative Bruce Hanna Oregon House co-speaker Newletter January Focus: Human Trafficking PreventionRep. Bruce Hanna Representative Bruce Hanna: Human Trafficking Prevention January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. I wish raising awareness about this issue was not necessary, but that’s simply not the case. The reality is a […]

Teachers as Ministers By Barran Liebman, Oregon law firm The U.S. Supreme Court in Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v. EEOC, held that the “ministerial exception” bars a school teacher from bringing employment discrimination claims against her religious employer. The Court’s ruling clearly grants religious institutions the freedom to […]

By Oregon State Socratic Club Oregon State University Student Club The Socratic Club at OSU will sponsor a debate on the topic, “The Influence of Christianity on Latin America: Beneficial or Destructive?” on Monday, January 23, in Milam Auditorium (Milam 26) on the OSU campus, at 7:30 p.m. The speakers […]

The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life has completed a large nationwide survey of 1,000 Mormons called “Mormons in America”. It is the largest such survey of a non-LDS organization.  Read the full report here.  Below are three chart excerpts below.

Celebrating Heroes: Oregon Pearl Harbor Survivor  Guest Submission, He wasn’t big. He wasn’t strong. He wasn’t looking for glory in battle. Ed Johann of Newport, Oregon, considers himself a rather unremarkable guy who found himself in the middle of one of the most remarkable events in American military history. On […]