Understanding the Hiawatha Homeless Encampment
North Central faculty Beth Brown, LICSW responds to the Minneapolis Hiawatha Homeless Encampment with key takeaways about how we can help the homeless While Minneapolis
North Central alumnus serving as U.S. Army Chief of Chaplains
Thomas Solhjem, a North Central University alumnus, has been appointed Chief of Chaplains for the United States Army. The U.S. Senate approved his appointment in
7 Things you can do with an Accounting and Finance Bachelor’s degree
Numbers are hard and math is like learning another language. If you are one of the few who have been gifted an analytical mind for
All things worship leading with Jeff Deyo
Jeff Deyo, North Central faculty member and former lead singer of Sonicflood, has years of experience in leading worship, songwriting, music production, and serving as
7 things to do during a Minneapolis summer
While Minnesota might be a cold tundra for a good 6 months out of the year, Minnesotans sure know how to make the most of
Making of: Breath of Heaven
Every other year, North Central students and faculty collaborate to release an original worship album through the Worship Live program. The project highlights the amazing
How to be involved in ministry over the summer
One fulfilling way to spend some of your time in the summer is by getting involved in ministry. Being enrolled in a Christian university makes it very easy to stay involved in ministry opportunities during the school year but if you feel called to serve the Kingdom over the summer, connecting with a ministry can help you do that.
Doug Graham to serve dual roles at North Central and Minnesota AG District
North Central University Vice President of Spiritual Life Doug Graham, D.Min., has been elected to the position of Assistant Superintendent of the Minnesota District of
Partnership announced with Jakes Divinity School
North Central University (NCU) has entered a partnership with Jakes Divinity School (JDS) to provide access to fully accredited online degree programs. Beginning in the
Worship and Liturgy – An Interview with Vinnie Zarletti
Whether you grew up in a church environment or not, the concept of liturgy and worship may feel ambiguous. The way that the church handles
How to transition after your college graduation
For the first time since you can remember, you don’t have to go to school. You’ve graduated from college, and are looking adulthood in the face. Changes are coming. Are you ready? Read these helpful tips on how to transition after college graduation.
Robyn Wilkerson announced as 2019 commencement speaker
North Central University is pleased to announce that pastor, author, and North Central University Chancellor Robyn Wilkerson, D. Min., will deliver the address at Commencement
Future North Central student shares about ‘Breakthrough’ at MN Prayer Breakfast
By Nancy Zugschwert The recently released movie “Breakthrough” tells the story of a 14-year-old boy who is miraculously revived after drowning when his mother prays
Welcome to Table Salt – Behind the scenes of the new blog
North Central University has had an active blog for about 2 years. During that time, we’ve been sharing a variety of helpful articles for Christian
How to finish your semester strong
You’ve worked hard throughout the year to get to where you are. So end with solid final grades, make all your hard work worth it, and ensure that you’ve retained everything you learned this semester. Here are our tips to finish your semester strong.
Faculty Devotional: A Good Bad Friday
By Allen Tennison, Ph.D. “For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it
‘Suessical’ captivates local school children
By Nancy Zugschwert The cast of the spring musical, “Seussical,” welcomed groups of special education students from two Minneapolis schools for a daytime performance on
Students gain wisdom from 100-year-old Augustana residents
By Nancy Zugschwert On March 18, North Central University’s longtime neighbor, Augustana Care, hosted North Central students and staff members for a “History and Wisdom”
How to get a financial edge while still in college
While college is a time known for instant ramen noodle budgets and a not-so-stable financial status, that doesn’t mean you can’t be disciplined in finances.
New faculty book explores theology through Community
By Nancy Zugschwert They say curiosity killed the cat, but for Richard A. Pruitt, curiosity led to a Ph.D., and a new book. Pruitt, who
Discovering your personality type in college
College is an opportune time to learn more about not only your career but to grow in character as well. Forming new friendships, working on