Someone recently asked what gives me hope in these days of pandemic and social upheaval. As I thought about this question, I realized the answer is that the creator of the universe loves me just the way I am, and there is nothing I can do to change that fact.

The holidays have a way of drawing us together, of fostering a sense of community and togetherness. A togetherness that many of us deeply long for as the effects of the pandemic linger… READ MORE

On September 23, 2021 WCIU had it’s first virtual convocation to commemorate the new academic year! New students and faculty were welcomed into our academic community, annual Scholarships were awarded, a timely address was given by the acting President, Dr. Peter McLallen, and many participated in a time of corporate prayer. Thank you to all who joined us! To all of our Fall 2021 students, we are praying for you and believing for the Lord to be with you in your studies this year!

“…Most of the narratives in the places where I live center the experience of white people and white men particularly, because, well, we have been the hunters. I have benefited from this even when I did not desire to do so. So as a person living where the story of “my people” is the dominant narrative, how can I enter into the stories of others and gain a broader perspective?…”