Judith Ramsey found herself with a bachelor’s degree in biblical studies and a master’s degree in theology from an unaccredited school. Those degrees didn’t prevent her from leading as an ordained elder at Greater Mount Calvary Holy Church in Washington, D.C. They didn’t prevent her from being the president of the church’s Ministerial Alliance ministry. […]
This article originally appeared in Lancaster Bible College’s online student newspaper, Focus. Have you ever known someone with Asperger’s syndrome? I do… Asperger’s syndrome is a developmental disorder that causes those afflicted to have more trouble being in social situations, to seek out solitary places when they feel stressed, to maintain consistency in their daily […]
Medrine Nabalema (‘20) is earning her master’s degree halfway across the globe in Kampala, Uganda – though it hardly seems necessary, given her already impressive resume. A longtime Sunday school teacher and children’s committee members at her local church and, most notably, a senior partnership facilitator with Compassion International, she’s got credentials to spare. So […]
Adrien Span-Gale (‘18) attended Community College of Philadelphia for a few classes until an auto accident left her with memory loss and in need of two major surgeries. After having her second child, however, she knew it was the right time to return to college. “I knew that I was getting older, and I always […]
In the midst of fresh grief and turmoil unlike any he had ever known, Ron Stimeare prayed to the Lord for strength one morning more than seven years ago. The day before, Ron’s beloved wife of 32 years, Geri, woke up with leg pain and asked him to call an ambulance. He did, but by […]
Arthur C. Woods, a graduate of Lancaster Bible College, shared with us about his own heartbreak after an adoption that fell through, becoming a foster parent an advocate for children in foster care and so much more. You can learn more about Arthur’s work by visiting his website, arthurcwoods.com Tell us a bit about yourself. […]
Janelle Weaver (‘16), a graduate of Lancaster Bible College’s social work program, had her first brush with social services at a young age. Beginning when she was nine years old, her mother and father became foster parents – sometimes called resource parents – and eventually, the family ended up adopting three of the children they […]
As the child of immigrants, Nathali Santiago (‘20) knew the value of an education was immeasurable. In fact, she’s a first-generation college student. Born and raised in the Bronx, New York to Rafael and Maria Nolasco, natives of the beautiful Dominican Republic, Santiago saw firsthand the hurdles her parents, who didn’t have college degrees and […]