“I Am a Mom, Though My Baby is Now in Heaven”
By Hannah Wheeler This past Sunday was Mother’s Day; moms were grateful for their children, children did kind things for their mothers and some people reflected on the mothers who are no longer with them. But there are also mothers … Continue reading “I Am a Mom, Though My Baby is Now in Heaven”
Finding Joy in the Journey: The Story of David and Grace Shenk
By Julia Tsai, for Focus “The wonder of it all,” David Shenk remarked as he reflected on his journey as a life-long missionary. David grew up as a missionary kid in Tanzania. He shared that he came to faith in … Continue reading Finding Joy in the Journey: The Story of David and Grace Shenk
Lancaster County Businesses: Staying Afloat Amidst COVID-19 and Encouraging LBC
By Emma Lown, for Focus As everything in our society has shifted during the COVID-19 global pandemic, small businesses in the Lancaster community have shifted to navigate this season. The governor has extended a state-wide stay-at-home order, and small business … Continue reading Lancaster County Businesses: Staying Afloat Amidst COVID-19 and Encouraging LBC
I am an Introvert
By Katelyn Siple A lot has happened in the last six weeks. We’ve been staying at home, social distancing and on high alert. But there have been other things to think about besides the Coronavirus. We’ve had to adjust to … Continue reading I am an Introvert
The Church During Coronavirus
By Noah Lynch With the coming of Coronavirus, great gatherings of people have been banned from meeting together. This includes the church, which has caused many congregations to resort to hosting online services via Facebook Live and other outlets. Pastor … Continue reading The Church During Coronavirus
How divorce impacts Christian families, children, and how the church should respond
By Macaylah Mutchler Macy’s* parents divorced when she was seven years old. “Mom and dad were downstairs,” recalled Macy. “They called us down to the living room and dad said, ‘Mom is going to be moving out for a little … Continue reading How divorce impacts Christian families, children, and how the church should respond
#StillLBC: The Students
By Megan Rogers Community with others is one of the most beautiful expressions of humanity. Lancaster Bible College has a community that students rave about, explaining the joy and freedom found in fellowship with their friends, teammates, classmates and professors. … Continue reading #StillLBC: The Students
Going the Extra Inch
By Lissa Phillips, Writing Mentor Congratulations, everyone! We are only a couple of weeks out from finishing the most unique semester of college in recent memory. I know I am happy to be here, and I am sure you are, … Continue reading Going the Extra Inch
Worshipping in Chapel
By Hannah Wheeler Sitting in chapel, surrounded by peers and professors, the lights become nonexistent as the mood of the room swings. The first beat of the worship song is heard and everyone stands to their feet. Some hands rise, … Continue reading Worshipping in Chapel
Friends, I Miss You
By Noah Lynch “I will see you after spring break!” “I will see you tomorrow!” “See you later!” That was what I said to my friends as I prepared to leave for spring break. At the time, I didn’t think … Continue reading Friends, I Miss You
