By Bob Holmes Manuel Espina has served as an ambassador — in more ways than one. For over two years Espina served as Guatemala’s ambassador to the United States. Today, he still represents his country
By Bob Holmes Over two dozen Ƶ students, President Dr. Mark Smith and other CIU administrators joined tens of thousands on the National Mall who were crying out to God
By Alexander Brickey CIU Student Writer The Ƶ student body gathered together in prayer and glorifying God through worship at the annual Christian Life Conference
The upward enrollment trend at Ƶ and Ben Lippen School continues in record breaking fashion. CIU’s enrollment has increased four straight years. A total of 2,145
Several members of the CIU men’s basketball team took time to help the local elementary school get ready for the return of in-class learning during the COVID era. The Rams travelled down Monticello
By Alex Brickey CIU Student Writer The students swayed back and forth like grass in the wind as they sang praises to their God. It was a brief reminder that while the flowers fade and the grass
By Alexander D. Brickey CIU Student Writer “You must know your people to grow your people.” That’s what Dr. John Maxwell advised a leadership forum at Ƶ. Maxwell, an
By Bob Holmes The first graduate of Ƶ’s 5 -Year B.A./M.Div. calls the program “an absolute blessing.” For John Dabeck, who completed his final credits over the summer
“Praise the Lord for such a great start to the semester!” said Professor Dr. Andre Rogers, opening the annual Convocation signaling the 2020-2021 school year at CIU. In the era of COVID-19, Rogers
Do you feel like you are living in a world that is constantly on edge? With COVID-19 and racial tensions around us, how do followers of Christ recalibrate in the midst of the strain? Columbia
By Bob Holmes
There are probably few ministries in the Columbia area that have felt the positive, powerful impact of Ƶ more than Providence Home , a transitional
By Alexander D. Brickey CIU Student Writer The Ƶ Class of 2024 has begun to settled into their fall semester classes, but not before a Welcome Weekend of activities.
