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Transforming Lives: Jennifer Thomas ’07 on Leading For His Children in Ecuador
Jennifer Thomas ’07 is now the executive director of For His Children, which serves vulnerable children in Ecuador through adoption and fostering. We sat down with her to ask about the realities of caring for vulnerable children in developing countries.
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How to Be Grateful: Practical Ways to Practice Gratitude
What does thankfulness truly mean? Why should we be grateful? As we reflect on this Thanksgiving season, here are some tips to help you develop practices that will allow gratitude to transform your life.
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Coding Excellence and Integrity: Lessons From Jason Asyone ’25’s Computer Science Internship with NUWC
Jason Asonye ’25 interned for a Naval Undersea Warfare Center and worked with some of the most brilliant minds in the country. For Asonye, the job was a calling—to combine his skills and his faith to be a light in the world of technology.
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Inside BNY Mellon: Florecita Carías Mejía on Succeeding in Global Finance
Florecita Carías Mejía ’08 is now senior vice president of custody client services at BNY Mellon. We sat down with her to ask about her career and being a Hispanic woman in the finance industry.
The Annual Crum Lecture—The Crisis of Authority in American Evangelicalism
Dr. Molly Worthen, assistant professor of history at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, will discuss “The Crisis of Authority in American Evangelicalism” in an interview with Stan Gaede, President of the Christian College Consortium, on Thursday,… Read More
Evans Hall Hosts Ceremonial Seder
To recognize the upcoming Jewish holiday, Gordon College’s own Evans Hall recently held a Passover Seder open to the entire student body. Resident assistants (RAs) Rachel Diomede ’18 and Patrick Shuman ’17 along with Dr. Marv Wilson, Harold… Read More
“Beladi, Beladi” Echoes in Lane Student Center
By Kika Ghobrial ’16 When Philip Mansour ’17 came to one of Gordon’s summer camps as a high school student, he had an idea. Now Mansour, one of a handful of Egyptian students at Gordon, is making it… Read More
Real Presence in Orvieto
“My real presence was found in an ancient Italian town that was sculpted right from the mountain that it sits upon, and it is called Orvieto,” writes Theresa Sterling ’16.
The Intrinsic Beauty of Math, Travel and Knitted Ties
“There are some deep connections between the structure math seeks to uncover and the creation that God has given,” says Dr. Dick Stout, Professor of Mathematics.