Easter Around the World
This weekend, many people are experiencing the joy of celebrating Easter. This international holiday recognizes Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the
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Top 4 Spring Activities
With spring approaching, it’s time to start planning fun activities to do now that the weather is warming up. While
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Don’t Forget to Pray for the Rest of the World: Northeast India
“But how can they call on him unless they believe in him? And how can they believe in him if
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Carpe Noctem Café: Dillon Mancuso’s Pop-Up Café
Hey, Regent students! Have you ever had a big dream? A friend of mine, entrepreneur Dillon Mancuso, aspires to open
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The Hidden Drivers of Early Church Growth
Christianity was a religion for “women, slaves, and children,” according to the 2nd-century Greek philosopher Celsus (25 BC-50 AD). It
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4 Movies That I Love to Hate
I must admit, my relationship with cinema is often a bit sadistic. I love a good “hate watch,” a term
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Song Background: Victory in Jesus
“But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ” 1 Corinthians 15:5 (NIV). On
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Regent Film Library Spotlight: Strangers on a Train
Alfred Hitchcock is recognized as one of the most famous film directors of the twentieth century. Known for his 1960
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What’s Trending: Favorites
Trends come and go, but some trends make a lasting impression. This week I decided to ask Regent students which
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Movie Review: Redeeming Love
Last weekend when my roommates and I braved the winter storm to see Redeeming Love in theaters, I was expecting
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New Fantasy Novel Written by Regent Professor David Cunningham
Regent Professor David Cunningham wrote and released an all-new fantasy story aimed at middle-school readers, Marco Swift and the Mirror of Souls.
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An Inspiring Journalist: Wendy Griffith
A host for The 700 Club, a Christian television show broadcasted worldwide, Wendy Griffith inspires viewers with her desire to
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Betty White: The First Lady of Television
On New Year’s Eve of 2021, renowned television icon Betty White passed away just seventeen days shy of celebrating her
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Good King Wenceslas
In 1853, John Mason Neale wrote the lyrics to “Good King Wenceslas.” They were then put to the tune “Tempest
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Song Background: “Silent Night”
The renowned Christmas carol “Silent Night” was originally a poem written by Joseph Mohr in 1816. Two years later, Franz
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