In September 2012, a group of Wheaton professors, administrators, and students began thinking about ways to conjoin a number of seemingly disparate topics: history, leadership, ethics, and Ethiopian coffee ceremonies, to name a few. Read More
No amount of books I have read, classes I have taken, or lectures I have heard could have taught me what I learned from the experience of engaging with the Jewish community of Jerusalem. Read More
Throughout our journey on El Camino, we walked as a team, but in many ways had to learn what it meant to be individual pilgrims. Read More
Stepping out from my studies to engage other facets of experiential learning has transformed my life, and I’m so thankful for God making each risk worthwhile. Read More
The liberal arts aspect of my masters in theology course has taught me how to integrate my work as a pastor and farmer with my Christian faith. Read More
Today I sit at my desk at the Bureau downtown, amazed at the chain of events that have occurred since I was offered my internship over a year ago. Read More
The cold winter was one of many new and exciting things I was able to experience during my first year at Wheaton College Graduate School. Read More