Spiritual Struggle On Campus: A Look At The Ways That Students Cope
CCO Staff member Scott Evans has released his recently completed research for work toward his Master’s Degree in Higher Education from Geneva College. This research is the basis for his presentation at the CCO’s 2010 Summer Institute.
Here is his summary of what he wanted to find out:
Research questions: The overarching aim of this research was [...]
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Tough Day for NBC reporter Ann Curry. She opened her commencement speech at Wheaton College lauding the accomplishments of the school’s many fine alumni, chief among them Billy Graham.
Wait … where am I again? http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2010/05/25/qt#228343
Don’t Waste Your Financial Crisis
Donna Savage writes, “During those ground beef and tuna years, I learned that lean financial times call for more than strict budgets and financial discipline. Tough times call for tough prayers—prayers that move us past frustration and helplessness to seeing God’s power and glory in our daily lives. We can replace panic with confidence when [...]
Private Spirituality
Some Research from LifeWay Christian Resources:
“Younger Americans are spiritual, but few are actively engaged with spiritual disciplines such as weekly church attendance, Bible study and prayer, according to a new study by LifeWay Research. The study, which surveyed Americans born between 1980 and 1991—referred to as the “Millennial” generation—found that while two-thirds of Millennials identify [...]
Reclaiming Leadership
“Do you ever wonder what the perfect picture of leadership would look like? The Bible makes it clear from the beginning—leadership is really God’s idea. He ordains leaders to accomplish his will in this world. In Genesis 2, God places Adam in the Garden of Eden, giving him the responsibility to care for it.
Adam was [...]
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