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Chinese New YearChinese New Year - the annual celebration of the beginning of a new year according to the lunar calendar - falls on Friday, February 16 this year. This week's blog post features a conversation with Wycliffe doctoral student Chandra Wim, who took time out from his studies to explain what the holiday is all about. Date Published: Thursday, February 15, 2018 |
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2018 Summer Course Listing Now AvailableThe Wycliffe 2018 Summer course listing is now available! Wycliffe College offers academic and practical courses that will equip you for ministries and further theological studies! Registration opens April 2nd. Wycliffe offers both semestered and one-week intensive courses, with each course worth one credit. If you aren’t a Wycliffe or TST student and would like to take any summer courses, simply contact the admissions office. Date Published: Friday, February 9, 2018 |
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The #MeToo MovementIt is a cultural moment. A movement. Almost every day seems to bring new revelations and accusations in the media. Calling the #MeToo Movement "welcome," New Testament scholar Ann Jervis writes that it provides yet another example of "Sin's insidious work." What is that work? To spoil every one of God's good gifts. "God’s beautiful gift of sex, meant for joy, for creativity, for mutual affirmation becomes instead a force of destruction," she observes. Date Published: Tuesday, February 6, 2018 |
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Judy Paulsen continues the series on the Idols of our Time.Judy Paulsen |
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John Bowen starts off the Thursday Sermon SeriesThis is the opening sermon on the Thursday series, "Idols of our time". Using Jeremiah's outrage about Israel's idolatry John speaks on how we are to view idolatry. John Bowen |
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The Wycliffe DifferenceHear from students, alumni, and faculty about some of the unique qualities of a school like Wycliffe. |
