The Bible—both Old and New testaments—have strong words on divorce. But can divorce, painful as it is, be the best, most Christian, of a set of bad options? Quentin Kinnision, Ph.D., Christian ministries faculty, answers a thoughtful Yes in this edition of Scholars Speak.

Check out a Fresno Bee story on FPU's fall enrollment success.

A pastor preaches book burning and catches worldwide attention, not only for himself but for the faith he claims to espouse. Christianity has been here before, seen as a violent hate-filled religion because of the actions of a few, not those of the many. Who are Christians, really? That's the question Tim Neufeld takes on in this edition of Scholars Speak.

Early enrollment numbers are breaking records at Fresno Pacific University.

God works in and through his followers to change people and the world.

That was the message Fresno Pacific University President D. Merrill Ewert brought students, faculty and staff during the opening convocation of the 2010-2011 academic year. About 1,000 gathered August 25 in the Special Events Center.

That was the message Fresno Pacific University President D. Merrill Ewert brought students, faculty and staff during the opening convocation of the 2010-2011 academic year. About 1,000 gathered August 25 in the Special Events Center.

Fresno Pacific University announced today it will cover the cost of Cal Grants for its students until the State of California comes up with a budget

A trio from FPU won Fresno's 59 Days of Code contest June 22.

Joanie Martin, adjunct faculty in teacher education, and her husband, Dr. Marty Martin, were awarded Keys to the City Thursday by Mayor Ashley Swearengin at the annual State of the City luncheon.