Stories
International Religious Freedom: Congressman Frank Wolf and Ambassador Tony Hall
On Thursday, April 14, The King’s College held a standing-room-only event to hear Congressman Frank Wolf and Ambassador Tony Hall discuss their lifetimes of achievement on Capitol Hill and their bipartisan efforts toward international religious freedom.
Liturgy: “Un-Built Furniture Needs No Instructions”
If we love the Son, we must keep his word. Un-built furniture needs no instructions, but Jesus is building a political capital through us. In order to build, instructions must be followed and our reverence to the Boss is paid in our labor.
Dr. Joshua Blander Awarded Fellowship from Biola University’s Center for Christian Thought
Dr. Joshua Blander, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at King’s, was awarded a fellowship from Biola University’s Center for Christian Thought (CCT) to work with scholars from across several disciplines during the Fall 2016 semester in residence at Biola’s campus in Los Angeles.
International Ventures Caribbean Ministers to Hundreds
During the week of Spring Break (March 4-12, 2016), several King’s students travelled to the Caribbean in partnership with East-West Ministries for the third annual International Venture to the Caribbean.
Faculty Updates | April 2016
A review of how the faculty of The King’s College are engaging culture.
Liturgy: A Door to the ‘More’
What does it mean when people say, “I am spiritual but not religious?”
Students Try Their Hand At a ‘Screwtape Letter’
This spring, the students taking LIT 254 (Fantasy and Science Fiction of C. S. Lewis) were given an opportunity to write their own “Screwtape” style letter.
Dr. Os Guinness Kicks Off Interregnum XII with Rousing Lecture
The renowned author and social critic delivered a spellbinding address that enlightened the King’s community.
Liturgy: “We Will Dwell In the House of the Lord Forever”
This week’s scripture readings remind us that we too are being adopted into a forever family. We will dwell in the house of the Lord forever!
