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The great commission, to make disciples of all nations, is known and practiced by Christians all over the world. John Brown University’s newest ministry, Antioch has been created to accomplish and embody this mission. Beginning this year, CAUSE ministries E-Van and Partners in Prayer, combined to create Antioch. The ministry […]
Andrew Peterson loves stories. He began performing music and crafting his songs when he was 19 by using stories from his own life and the people around him. Peterson said what is most important about performing music is the people he gets to meet. “I don’t love music as much […]
Elicia Williamson started cheering at 7-yearsold and began coaching at 15-years-old, eventually opening her own gym, Elite Cheer Company. Today, Williamson is the head cheer coach at John Brown University. Williamson has high aspirations for the team. “The group of women that I am blessed to coach have already exceeded […]
What are some soccer goals for this season? Every year we want to push for nationals. It’s a natural goal every year, but last year, we got out on the quarterfinals of the conference tournament. We really want to be in the final. We think we have the team that […]
Yellow and blue helium balloons swept the sky after the newly installed soccer lights were turned on for the first men’s soccer home game of the season. The University Administration wanted the lights to generate buzz, and they achieved that goal. Not only were John Brown University students, faculty, alumni […]
This summer, I was blessed with the opportunity to travel to Jordan and Israel with Dr. Vila and a group from JBU to participate in the Abila Archaeological Excavation. When I decided to go on the trip, I had no idea what to expect. I was excited, but some of […]
This summer I spent two weeks in Budapest, Hungary on a graphic design and photography mission trip to serve the Youth With a Mission base of Kiev, Ukraine. Our original plan as a team was to go to Kiev and work with the base directly, but social and political tensions […]
I rarely think ahead. I did not consider my options very much before I made the decision to go on the Jordan study abroad trip this summer, and I hardly thought about it at all before I hopped on the plane. The fact that we would be doing 3 weeks […]
Welcome to the Op-Ed section of the Threefold Advocate, a diverse and engaging beacon of free speech. You may be wondering what exactly this section of the newspaper is for, or maybe you do not even know there is a difference between the pages you are currently reading and the […]
Myth 1: Everyone at JBU is a Christian. “While most students at JBU claim to be Christians, approximately 3 to 5 percent claim another faith or no faith at all,” said Rod Reed, University chaplain. That’s right: as many as one in every twenty students does not lay claim to […]