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When Cole Harper was a С����Ƶ student studying Youth Ministry , he had numerous opportunities to apply what he was learning in class to hands-on experience with the ministry

As communism fell in Eastern Europe in the early 1990s, CIU alumnus Jesse Powers sensed God leading him to take the gospel to Romania. He would make nearly 60 trips to the former Soviet Bloc country

CIU's Response to Coronavirus ***For the most up to date information, please visit: . CIU’s Corona Response Team has been meeting regularly and monitoring the situation. “As COVID

С����Ƶ alumnus The Rev. George Crow is a recipient of one of South Carolina’s highest honors. Crow, who earned a Master of Divinity degree from CIU in 1979, was presented

* To see Dr. Smith's initial announcement, click HERE. Greetings, I have been to California and Pennsylvania in ministry in the last two weeks and have now returned. Glad to be home! Today was a big

С����Ƶ alumnus Tom Mason is excited to serve as pastor of First Evangelical Free Church in Boone, Iowa. It is the historic nature of the church that he loves. It has been

A new book by the dean of CIU’s College of Intercultural Studies is being hailed as one of the best recently published books on the history of missions.
Outreach magazine is the latest publication to

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It's like a snowball fight, but with a rainbow. On the CIU intramural field, explosions of color soared through the air, as upper-level students and new faces

A new book by С����Ƶ Professor Dr. Benjamin J. Noonan offers new insights into the study of biblical Hebrew and Aramaic. Noonan is an associate professor of Old Testament

С����Ƶ freshman John Hunter James of Irmo, South Carolina is the NAIA National Champion in men’s pole vaulting with a CIU record of 5.20m (17.06 feet). James, a Dutch Fork

By Naomi Balk, CIU Student Writer
CIU students rallied for the fourth annual Shofar Cup, a week of nightly events where the six houses, Fidelitas, Dignitas and Veritas for the women and Virtus

Exciting finish! First home baseball game in school history is a win By Bob Holmes and Naomi Balk It took 10 innings, but the first home baseball game in school history was an exciting 7-6 Rams'