Psychology and The Church: Frenemies or Partners? Insights from Dr. Andy Schuttinga
I don’t care to admit how long ago this was, but I was visiting my Aunt and Uncle’s church in Indiana as a young undergraduate
I don’t care to admit how long ago this was, but I was visiting my Aunt and Uncle’s church in Indiana as a young undergraduate
In the heart of every great mission lies a story of faith, perseverance, and divine guidance. Such is the tale of John Koeshall ’69 and
When Rev. Ortwin Hanson passed away in 2001, his family wanted to find a way to continue the impact he had created in his 88
In 1940, two girls from rural Montana got on a train heading to Minneapolis for an adventure they would remember fondly for the rest of
By Dr. Doug Graham, Interim President As we gather around tables filled with gratitude, let’s dive into the essence of this cherished holiday, drawing inspiration
As we transition into fall it’s time to come together as a community and celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. This annual celebration, which spans from September
In my 17 plus years of teaching psychology, I’ve heard
North Central University is thrilled to announce Beth Brown, MSW,
Minneapolis, MN – North Central University is thrilled to announce