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Disowned
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Writing Well by Throwing Darts
By Luke Willing, Writing Mentor You must hit the bullseye. The art of a game of darts consists of accuracy. Not only that, but the thrower must have precision in order to hit the target in the same place multiple … Continue reading Writing Well by Throwing Darts
“Avengers: Endgame” Review (No Spoilers!)
By Sarah Bryant One of the most highly anticipated movies of 2019 has finally been released and is blowing audiences away worldwide. After over a decade of story-telling, Marvel Studios’ “Avengers: Endgame” successfully completes this chapter and leaves viewers in … Continue reading “Avengers: Endgame” Review (No Spoilers!)
How A Honduras Trip Brought Backpack4Kids to Ballston Lake
By Bryan Hoover, Yancy Butler, and Bryce York, for Focus BALLSTON LAKE, NEW YORK- The five-hour flight had just begun. Andrew York was enroute to Honduras for the second time. He felt confident that when he landed, he would be … Continue reading How A Honduras Trip Brought Backpack4Kids to Ballston Lake
Be Your Most Productive Self
By Kaitlin Aston, AMS Mentor It’s 8:42pm, and you’re sitting on the edge of your bed, staring at the end-of-the-year project, doctrinal statement, and 10-page research project that all are due at midnight… and you haven’t started any of them. … Continue reading Be Your Most Productive Self
Weekly Sports Summary: April 6-12
By Erin Mikula Men’s Baseball The Chargers were able to secure their first NEAC win on Saturday, April 6, blowing the Gallaudet Bison out of the water. The Chargers took the edge in their offense, scoring seven runs in … Continue reading Weekly Sports Summary: April 6-12
Dr. Teague: The Path to Presidency
By Emily O’Neill Anyone who has spent any amount of time at Lancaster Bible College knows – and adores – Dr. Peter Teague. His Christlike leadership and humble joy are the heartbeat behind the school. “You can tell by the … Continue reading Dr. Teague: The Path to Presidency
A Greater Purpose
By Julianne Miller, Isaac Gutierrez, Maggie Nargi and Jay Albury, For Focus Carl Edwards, Director of Development and Ministries at CrossNet Ministries, has a view of people. This allows him to see them through the eyes of the Gospel and … Continue reading A Greater Purpose
Let’s Be Smart About This
Lissa Phillips, AMS Mentor We’ve hit the end of the semester, the time when you’re ready for assignments to finish and summer to come. You’re just relaxing in chapel, trying to procrastinate the inevitable, when a slide catches your eye. … Continue reading Let’s Be Smart About This
Articles 17 and 15
By Nathaniel Perry Articles 17 and 15 passed on March 26, but what does this mean for the Internet in the European Union? What does it mean for us in the United States? Article 17 is a new legislation in … Continue reading Articles 17 and 15
Weekly LBC Sports Summary: March 30 – April 5
By Erin Mikula Men’s Volleyball On Saturday, March 30, the Chargers claimed the NEAC title after winning their game against SUNY Poly. It was a hard-fought four matches. The Chargers won the first 25-19 and the second 25-12. They … Continue reading Weekly LBC Sports Summary: March 30 – April 5
The Dilemma of Christian Movies
By Sarah Bryant In a time when Hollywood is the supplier of many of the messages delivered to audiences, films produced from Christian perspectives have become surprisingly popular and widespread. However, with each new film comes a consensus of complicated … Continue reading The Dilemma of Christian Movies
