“If Christian colleges and universities don’t get this right—there is really no reason for us to exist.” Much has been written regarding the Raison D’etre of a faith-based institution. Yet this comment—getting ethics right—is of particular importance for faculty and staff preparing students to enter a complex, globalized marketplace.
For Wesleyans the contemporary food movement shouldn’t be seen as something new. Rather, for Christians in Wesleyan traditions the principles motivating today’s food movement are part of our ecclesiastical DNA. Read more from ethical farmer Bill Guerrant in today’s piece.
“We are what we think. We are transformed by the renewal of our minds. So study is a necessary discipline for spiritual growth.”
December 11, 2014 Matthew 25:31-44 “When the Son of Man comes in his glory, and all the angels with him, he will sit on his glorious throne. All the nations will be gathered before him,
