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An alumnus of the CIU Prison Initiative is now an ordained minister telling his story of a 45-year prison sentence, and how God changed his life while behind bars. Jimmy MacPhee recounts his prison

By Bob Holmes Six-year-old Sarah Pilpe let it be known that “My mom is a good teacher.” And for good reason. Her mom , Jennifer Pilpe had just walked across the stage to receive her Ph.D. in

By Bob Holmes You’ve probably heard of a random act of kindness. But have you ever heard of a Grace Bomb? They may be similar in some ways, but ������Ƶ alumnus Pat Linnell

Professor Dr. Andre Rogers has some suggestions May 7 is the National Day of Prayer. Will you participate? What will be your prayer that day? ������Ƶ Professor of Preaching

������Ƶ volleyball coach Amber Haver is the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) South Region Coach of the Year. Haver led CIU to their best season since

By Josh Ford CIU Student Writer College students enjoy competing for bragging rights. That’s why winning the House Cup is a big deal at ������Ƶ. The trophy is bestowed on the

Meet members of the Class of 2021 as they discuss their time at CIU and look to the future Grace Hipp grew up on a farm in Saluda, South Carolina and is graduating with a major in Business

Former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker will deliver the commencement address to the ������Ƶ Class of 2021 during commencement ceremonies to be held May 1 at Shandon Baptist

By Bob Holmes Earth Day was a perfect day to have the first “Cathedral of Trees” Chapel. That’s what Associate Dean for Spiritual Formation Dan Coy likes to call the new amphitheater built in a wooded

By Bob Holmes ������Ƶ doctoral student Tom Mullikin is developing what he calls “a theology of ecology.” His concern for God’s creation led him to conceive and direct