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On Wednesday, February 19th, we sang a hymn that is over 150 years old. I claimed, in Chapel, that it was still quite relevant today, but why? Why is a song like that still applicable today? To answer that, it’s important to look at the context of the hymn’s writing. It is Well with My…
We’re going to have Andrea Torres (who you might recognize from Studying Abroad: the Waiting Adventure) from the graduating class of 2021 explain to us how we need to find God everyday and stay grounded on Him. Andrea starts off by saying, “while I was attending [NCAI], I would consider my relationship with God very…
This article is part of a series. Imagine someone alone, surrounded by darkness. Imagine trying to protect something incredibly valuable from shadowy and unknown threats. Imagine facing the inky, depressing darkness every night, weary of what might be watching you, what might be scheming to hurt you and what you’re protecting. I cannot imagine what…
“Seoul!! A clean, crowded, and colorful blend of old and new, modern and historical, latest tech and antique – and ohhhhhhh the food!” Mrs Stuebner exclaims. If you didn’t know, she and her husband fulfilled a dream of theirs and visited South Korea. Like Mrs. Stuebner, getting to explore South Korea is a dream of…
As I was watching Moana the other day I realized that, from the start, Moana has always believed that “there’s more beyond the reef”. She has always wished to explore and discover what’s out there. But as I continued to watch, I saw that “there’s more beyond the reef” is not only a literal phrase,…