Testimony Tuesday: Giving God control through uncertain circumstances
By Rachel Schuck
“Lord, whatever you want me to do, you’re going to have the best plan, and I just have to trust that.”
Whether facing trials, uncertainty or change, Emma Bergeron sees her life as an incredible gift from God.
Bergeron was adopted from China at two-years-old and grew up in a Christian family as the youngest of seven siblings. A junior Business major at Cedarville, Bergeron first heard about the gospel from her parents, who exemplified Christ’s love and ...
Just who is that buzzing around as Stinger?
https://youtu.be/rmlhRyISTns
Stinger's identity is a well-guarded secret on the Cedarville campus. Theories abound, but one is particularly conspiritorial. Video by Ella Lurtz
The Curriculum Materials Center provides resources and community for education majors
By Megan Deets
The Curriculum Materials Center (CMC) section of Cedarville University’s Centennial Library is the only place on campus where college students can choose from over ninety puppets to play with. The CMC has one of the most fun atmospheres at Cedarville with its colorful paint, whimsical decorations and plush, orange chairs.
“It’s very cutesy, very comfortable,” Viv Wheeler, a senior Primary Education major, said.
The CMC doesn’t just exist for its ...
Testimony Tuesday: Abiding in the love of the Lord
By Megan Deets
“Following [God’s] way and leaning on His strength is what brings us joy and peace,” Quinn Daum, a senior Cyber Operations major at Cedarville University, said.
Although Daum knew about God’s love from a young age, she didn’t always have a strong relationship with Him. Though her fiancé now calls her a prayer warrior, just a few years ago she barely spent time with the Lord in prayer and Bible reading.
Because she was saved at such a young age, Daum ...
Testimony Tuesday: A life used by God
By Megan Deets
Jeff Reep, the director of Career Services and adjunct faculty member at Cedarville University has been sharing the story of his salvation with students for years. He started doing this in the Physical Activity and Healthy Living (PAHL) class at Cedarville that he’s been teaching for 31 years. Whether it’s PAHL or another class, Reep now speaks about his testimony in every class he teaches.
“It’s an opportunity and a privilege to have a little, tiny part in what ...
Stinger adds three unidentifiable yellow jackets to his cohort
By Aubrie Rickett
Stinger isn’t the only yellow jacket on Cedarville’s campus operating under disguise. Somewhere, three mysterious creatures known as “The Babylon Yellow Jacket,” “The Other Babylon Yellow Jacket” and “The Real Babylon Yellow Jacket” observe the activities of Cedarville’s campus and subject unsuspecting professors and students to satire on their website, The Babylon Yellow Jacket.
The exact nature of these writers is unknown, as they take extreme ...
Testimony Tuesday: Living on mission
By Megan Deets
Throughout his life, Ethan Foster, a Master of Divinity (mDiv) student at Cedarville University, has felt a call to take the gospel to the people who have never heard it.
“That’s what really breaks my heart, that people don’t have a chance to repent and believe in Christ,” Foster said.
Foster grew up in Jacksonville, Florida, with two parents of strong faith and two sisters. He was homeschooled from middle school through high school, which meant he ...
Testimony Tuesday: Rescued by a gracious God
By Rachel Schuck
“Jesus doesn’t just save us from God’s wrath. Praise the Lord! He’s better than that. He saves us from God’s wrath, and he saves us from our sin.”
On Easter Sunday, April 1, 2018, Mason Kimball gave his life to Christ as a freshman in high school. He understood the consequences of his sin, recognized his need for a Savior and fully committed himself to Christ. Days earlier, his life looked completely different.
Kimball, a Master of Divinity student at ...
‘Horizons of Gold’ counts it all joy
By Sophia Monastra
When Beth Kenniv opened her Bible and turned to the book of Ruth, she was struck with how beautiful, human and dramatic it was. In 2011, the then-teacher and theater director at a Christian school had been in the midst of looking for a new musical script to produce, and hadn’t been able to find anything that was beautiful, had depth and was wholesome enough for a junior high and high school production.
The book of Ruth, however, was all three of those things. ...
The Pitch: Winners reflect a passionate heart for the community
By Rachel Schuck
On Friday, February 6, students and visitors alike poured into the Jeremiah Chapel in the Dixon Ministry Center, rushing to fill the seats. In a frenzy, they revealed their excitement for the night through loud conversations and flashing cameras.
At exactly 7 p.m., the auditorium lights dimmed, and a suspenseful melody rang out across the room. Two shadowy figures stepped onto stage, eliciting cheers from the audience.
Emily Tuttle, a junior Broadcasting, ...
