Chinese Students Encounter the Bible

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“The Exhibit and family salon opened a new window for me. It’s amazing experience. I really appreciate your invitation.”—email from Chinese grad student to his Christian professor Twenty Chinese graduate students were encouraged to use their time in the U.S. to explore the Bible during an evening gathering at a Christian professor’s home in Dallas [...]

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Moral Drift on Campus?

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The ongoing scandal at Penn State has changed the conversation on that campus. People are no longer afraid to talk about God, or about morality. They are asking questions like: Who decides what is right and wrong? If some things (like child abuse) are definitely wrong, does that mean that there is an absolute standard [...]

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A University in Mourning

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State College, PA is a college town—even its name proclaims the fact—but these days it is a town in mourning. Grieving. Disillusioned that a much-loved icon was discovered to have feet of clay. Dismayed at the evil revealed in their midst. Student Andrew Hanselman writes in the college paper about happier days: “Being accepted to [...]

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What They Can’t Say in the Classroom

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A math professor told the audience of more than 100 students how God had sustained her through the slow death of her husband from lung cancer. A forestry professor spoke through tears about God’s comforting presence since her six-year-old daughter died in a tragic accident in January. A music professor related to the students how [...]

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Spring Break in El Salvador

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Cal Poly San Luis Obispo professors Jaymie Noland and Chris Dicus chose an unusual destination for their spring break trip this year. They joined a team of 29 students on a mission trip to El Salvador. Faculty Commons staff member David ZagRodny recruited the two professors to minister with the Cal Poly students and  local [...]

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Fighting Poverty — With Coconuts

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He lives in places like Indonesia, Liberia and Sri Lanka. The worldwide demand for his crop dropped 75% in one year during the 1990’s. Now his five acres produce an income of only $500 per year. On this he ekes out a subsistence-level living for his family of nine. But things are looking up for [...]

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