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I imagine many of you can relate to a busy Fall. It always seems to be a season for getting back into the groove of things. When I consider the past year at Northwest, I think we’ve been experiencing Fall since Spring! So much has happened and we have so much to be thankful for. […]

Orientation and CornerstoneFellowship Pacific Immerse students gathered at Stillwood Camp and Conference Center this past September. New students participated in Orientation and Cornerstone, then were joined by returning students for the Theology of Leadership seminar. Immerse MentorsKajle Radbourne, Associate Director of Operations and Assistant Registrar at Northwest, and Mike Mawhorter, member of the Church Lifecycles

Is Polarization at the Core of what it Means to be Human? To be a Christian? |   This summer I published my first book: John and Anti-Judaism: Reading the Gospel in Light of Greco-Roman Culture (Pickwick, 2021). Writing the book allowed me to take a “deep dive” into how Greeks, Romans, and Jews related

Dr. Daniel Park delivers the Graduation Address challenging students to arm themselves for ministry and remember the teachings they have received.  Sean Hildebrand, our Graduating Student Speaker, is hooded and receives his parchment from  (l-r) Dr. Garry Grams, Ruth McGillivray, and Dr. Howard Andersen. Krista Penner, Leadership Development Team Leader for Fellowship Pacific, shares some

You’ve Tested Positive for Covid! The news that three members of our family of four had tested positive for Covid-19 was a shock. After all the months of watching bad news and worsening numbers, we were now at the center of it. To say we were all stressed out and afraid was an understatement.  

“Oh, we don’t use that New Testament translation in our work.”   It was 1990, early in my work with the Sindhi Old Testament translation team when an evangelist to his own people among the Hindu tribes stunned me with that declaration.   Hu Addleton had begun work on the common language Sindhi New Testament