Their droopy eyes told me we were in for a long and listless afternoon. I was studying the Gospel of Mark with a group of fifteen college students at Campus by the Sea.
I met Ms. Merdise in the kitchen of her church, which is not surprising. Many people have met her there.
On February 9, Richard Twiss left this earth and entered his true, eternal home. We know he is now in the physical presence of the Lord and Savior he loved so deeply and served so well.
Today, International Women’s Day, many women will receive flowers or small gifts from husbands, children, or colleagues.
The Power of an Invitation
An invitation from 2 students across the hall began Ann's experience with InterVarsity.
The summer after my freshman year of college messed up my life. I had it all planned out. My first year of college had been amazing. I’d made a ton of new friends whom I loved spending time with and I had started dating a girl early in the year.
Even though I am Navajo, I didn’t grow up in a household that practiced the traditional ways. I was raised believing in God and going to church every Sunday, but I never took any of it to heart.
Campus Faith – A Civil Rights Issue
U.S. Civil Rights Commission investigates religious discrimination on campus.
A woman I know has a habit of naming her years. Come January 1, she’ll choose a word for the year ahead—something she’d like to be true of the coming months, such as community or adventure or love. If I were to go back and name the past ten years of my life, most of them would share the same few words: Judgment. Guilt. Fear.