Up next, Dr. Glenn Gentry
World & Life View IV: Dynamic Worldview Survey, Oct. 18-20, Glenn Gentry, professor of philosophy at Columbia International University, models what he challenges his students to do: think logically and act consistently. While alumni admit they were intimidated by him at first, they learned to enjoy his prodding and challenging. Dr. Gentry was in Botswana,…
The Sad State of Student Culture on College Campuses
In their 1995 book, The Abandoned Generation, higher education leaders Will Willimon and Tom Naylor persuasively argued that student culture on far too many college and university campuses was characterized by vice instead of virtue and specifically, that most students have an anti-intellectual outlook regarding their higher education journeys. Over twenty years later, both research…
Cultivation of the Body
Immersion. Cultivation. Influence. Transformation. These few words describe how the Fellows’ excursion to Brazil was exceptionally more than just a mission trip. While there was much work to be done, this trip was designed to challenge the way we view God, His global mission, and His church outside Western culture. This one-month trip transformed and…