By Jenny GregoryAssistant Director of Content Marketing, Truett McConnell University CLEVELAND – Truett McConnell University (TMU) honored students, faculty, and staff for their achievements during the 2020-2021 Honor’s Day awards on Tuesday, April 27. Dr. Brad Reynolds, Vice President of Academic Services shared welcoming remarks, “Today we honor those of you who have worked hard, […]
By Jenny GregoryDigital Content Specialist, Truett McConnell University CLEVELAND – For students currently enrolled in Truett McConnell University’s (TMU) dual enrollment program, a new condensed application process will now be available for those pursuing undergraduate admissions. All incoming undergraduates must complete an application for admission to enroll at TMU. This process can usually be completed […]
Talking about getting down on the level of those to whom he ministers, David Rogers is rolling in laughter with Sophie Raby, Lauren Barnes, Meagan Thompson and Samantha Salter. COURTESY/David Rogers CLAYTON – Olympic torchbearers are privileged individuals who merit recognition. Paavo Nurmi, the nine-time Olympic champion in long-and middle-distance runs carried the torch to […]
Through a new initiative called NT365, young adults can take a gap year to serve with the IMB in Southeast Asia. SPECIAL/International Mission Board By Caroline Anderson*Writer, International Mission Board RICHMOND – Taking a gap year is an appealing option for many recent graduates, and studies show growing numbers of students are choosing to pursue […]
“God had something better in mind this year.”
By making Scripture a priority, Christian adults can discern the false claims…
“We were concerned about the children in our community.”
“…it would be tragic if the church’s response was ‘Well, because of COVID, I’m not going to do this prayer thing.’”
Watching the news leaves us wondering if we are experiencing two parallel universes.
“…we know this is the right decision to ensure the health and safety of all participants.”
“My hope is that we are continuing this tradition …”