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“Praise the Lord for such a great start to the semester!” said Professor Dr. Andre Rogers, opening the annual Convocation signaling the 2020-2021 school year at CIU. In the era of COVID-19, Rogers

Do you feel like you are living in a world that is constantly on edge? With COVID-19 and racial tensions around us, how do followers of Christ recalibrate in the midst of the strain? ������Ƶ

By Bob Holmes

There are probably few ministries in the ������Ƶ area that have felt the positive, powerful impact of ������Ƶ more than Providence Home , a transitional

By Alexander D. Brickey CIU Student Writer The ������Ƶ Class of 2024 has begun to settled into their fall semester classes, but not before a Welcome Weekend of activities.

By Alexander D. Brickey CIU Student Writer While the sky started out gloomy, the attitude around the CIU campus was bright. It was move-in day for the Class of 2024. Upbeat music played as the student

CIU alumnus Joe Bradford of New Zealand is drawing media attention in his home country for his business pivot when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. The business, Fiasco, lost 90 % of its usual business of

������Ƶ Mayor Steve Benjamin advised ������Ƶ faculty and staff that now is a good time to listen and learn. Benjamin offered the guidance ahead of the 2020-2021 school year

By Bob Holmes ������Ƶ President Dr. Mark Smith told the Class of 2020 that when the decision was made to postpone the spring commencement in May, he “sat in his office and

A ������Ƶ graduate took on the rugged terrain of Fiji and survived to talk about it. But she can’t tell you if she won a lot of money doing it. Anne Lord Bailey, a 2006 Youth

For decades, ������Ƶ Chancellor Dr. Bill Jones has been serving alongside and training young leaders in planting multiplying churches among the unreached.

Jones, a 1991

When ������Ƶ Student Body President Christina Brown logged in to a Zoom meeting with other South Carolina student body presidents, it didn’t surprise her that the topic soon

By Bob Holmes

The dean of the CIU School of Intercultural Studies calls his three-year term as president of the Evangelical Missiological Society (EMS) “a great experience.”

Dr. Ed Smither