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A team of students worked along side Joe’s Addiction staff and volunteers in Oklahoma City. Joe’s Addiction is a coffee shop in the “red light” district of Oklahoma City run by John and Jamie Zumwalt. They have a mission to foster community and develop meaningful relationships with people from every […]
The Socality movement is becoming more prevalent in students’ Instagram feeds. It hopes to inspire connections, relationships and encouragement among the Instagram family. So the question is where did the name ‘Socality’ come from. Social (SO) Community (C) all for (AL) eternity (ITY). The movement hopes to embed that focus […]
Rend Collective Experiment, is coming to John Brown University, and students are invited to join the band around the “campfire.” Rend Collective Experiment, known for its eclectic style of worship, will be performing at the University on Saturday, Feb. 8, on their tour, Campfire. The band members, who originate from […]
A young Seattle pastor relaxes in his hotel room after a long day at a conference in Kansas City thinking about a challenge raised to him earlier in a meeting: What would you give up to let God have complete control of your life? The phone rings, interrupting his train […]
Mother, traveler, peformer, composer and teacher are just a few words that describe Donna Rollene, a voice coach of 10 years at John Brown University. The 1977 graduate of John Brown University has been around the country and the world sharing her gift with many. But after her time teaching […]
Jackie Wright—a teacher, school administrator, and director of Student Support Services, retired at the end of the fall semester. John Brown University is in the middle of interviewing candidates to serve in the same position Wright did, said Becky Lambert, registrar. “About 30 people applied for the job,” Lambert said. […]
It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s…superheroes! Just walk down the toy aisle or check the local movie theater and you’ll notice the current popularity of superheroes. Though it isn’t a new fad, the steady rise of heroes on the big screen has recently spread to the small screens […]
It can be hard to find anything new when it comes to Christmas movies. The tried and true films are still great flicks, but if you want to spice up your holiday viewing, here are some lesser-known movies to add into the mix. The Year Without Santa Clause- You know […]
With a table prepared for over 30 people and the smells of warm Thanksgiving aromas along with thankful hearts in the air, the Duggar family begins a long day of friends, family, food and fun. With 19 children, ranging from the ages of 25 to three, the well-known “19 Kids […]
“Patience” originally speared the Aesthetic Movement of late nineteenth century England with quite an array of satirical barbs. Currently, however, it is being produced by the John Brown University Music Department. The two-act piece explores the fickle nature of aestheticism as expressed through swooning maidens and self-centered poets. Meanwhile Patience […]