Stories
Liturgy: “Liturgy and the Holy Week”
It seems fitting to begin an entry in a series called “Liturgy” by highlighting the fact that we are entering the liturgical high point of the Christian calendar, Holy Week.
Natalie Hustek (Business ’18) Places In National Business Competition
Natalie Hustek competed in Go Live Serve’s Business Case Competition, placing fourth out of forty-four teams.
Alumni Class Notes for March 2018
Charles Atticus Carman was born on February 21, 2018 in Moscow, Idaho at 6:00 a.m. (8 pounds, 8 ounces, and 21.5 inches) to Charles Carman (PPE ’14) and Tessa Carman (PPE ’13).
Dr. Michael Ward and Dr. Joseph Loconte Discuss the Great War’s Influence on Lewis and Tolkien
On March 19, Dr. Michael Ward and Dr. Joseph Loconte discussed the Great War’s influence on the writings of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien.
Dr. Herb London Defends Classical Western Civilization
Dr. Herb London gave a lecture at The King’s College on March 12 entitled “A Defense of Western Civilization.”
King’s Hosts Seventh Annual Empire Debates
This year’s tournament attracted competitors from a record 17 institutions, coming from as far away as the University of Michigan-Flint and Duke University.
Liturgy: “What would we see if we saw Jesus?”
I wonder—do I really want to see Jesus? Do any of us? What would we see? What would happen if we did? It might not be what we expect at all.
Liturgy: “Their bodies filled with poison—were as good as dead”
We’re more into “empowerment,” and “taking control of our lives” or of our “destiny.” Who needs grace? Who needs God?
Liturgy: “Be in the culture, but not of it”
The King’s student should know the relevant language of the culture in which he or she lives.
We Love You, Billy: A Tribute to Billy Graham by Chancellor Gregory Alan Thornbury
The iconic evangelist died February 21, 2018 at the age of 99.
