My husband and I spent a month in Ukraine in 2020 to complete the adoption of our teenage son. He is now 17 years old, and he’s been home with us in Virginia for 18 months. The time we spent in Volyn, Lutsk, Kyiv and Lviv gave us a deep love for not only the […]
(Dr. Eugene Cozonac graduated from Lancaster Bible College in 1997 with a bachelor’s degree in Bible within the Christian Education & Discipleship program. LBC | Capital has obtained permission from Dr. Cozonac’s wife as well as Christianity Today to repost and link to this article.) Moldova Welcomes 100K Ukraine Refugees, With Evangelicals Opening Doors The […]
The phrase ‘Closed on Sundays’ can bring about various thoughts, but ultimately, many connect it to Chick-fil-A. Known as one of the largest fast food restaurant chains in America, Chick-fil-A also stands out to customers for its core values and principles. After all, Chick-fil-A’s corporate purpose is to glorify God in all they do and […]
(This article originally appeared in the Spring 2021 issue of The ECHO Magazine.) In the Bible, alpha and omega means “the beginning and the end.” For Daniel Gingrich (’78), that is certainly true of his relationship with people from all over the world. He is there at the beginning of their journey soon after they […]
Lancaster Bible College and the Lancaster Bible College Athletic Department will celebrate 50 years of men’s and women’s basketball on Saturday, Feb. 5, 2022, as the Chargers welcome Penn State Abington to Horst Athletic Center for a United East Conference clash. In conjunction with celebrating the 50th anniversary of basketball at LBC, a 50th anniversary […]
(This story originally appeared on the LBC Blog in 2018.) Tanya Cooper-Johnson (’17) is a woman of strength. She’s overcome a lot of obstacles in her life, and God has been with her every step of the way. Among other things, Tanya is the mother of five children. But her youngest son, Andre’ Eugene Johnson […]
If you’re making your Christmas list and checking it twice, the Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School Bookstore—Bookends—has the gear to make any LBC | Capital student, parent or alumnus smile on Christmas morning. To make gift-giving even easier and more affordable, Bookends is offering 20% off online purchases beginning Nov. 29, […]
(This article was originally written for LBC | Capital’s Writing for Publication course and appeared in the FOCUS student newspaper.) The way Jordan Noll (’21) experienced her calling to be a nurse is an unexpected one. If you were to ask any Christian, they could argue the way Noll was called by God is quite […]
As the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays approach, many reflect on the blessings that abound even during challenging seasons. Two members of the LBC | Capital family in particular have leaned on their education and faith to not only get through tough times but to flourish in their roles as educators. Camryn Horst (’21) began teaching […]
Each October since 1987, the nation has observed Domestic Violence Awareness Month “as a way to connect and unite individuals and organizations working on domestic violence issues while raising awareness for those issues,” according to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, whose 2021 theme is #WeAreResilient. One alumna of the Philadelphia location of Lancaster Bible […]