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Kathmandu When I knew that I was definitely going to Nepal, all I could think of was the old Bob Seger song, Katmandu. If you are familiar with it or never heard of it, I like this YouTube version, and you can check it out here. The video in the link shows what Kathmandu looked…

NationsUniversity is pleased to announce a favorable change to the G.C.B.S. requirements. NationsUniversity is always looking at ways to provide a better educational experience for our students. Recently, the Academic Review Committee met and decided to lower the Grade Point Average (GPA) required for completion of the Graduate Certificate in Biblical Studies (G.C.B.S.). Instead of…

NationsUniversity is pleased to announce it has partnered with a Christian apologetics resource online. Throughout history, man has questioned the existence of God, the accuracy of the Christian portrayal of God’s nature, and how man should serve Him. Western culture emphasizes each person should “choose their own narrative” or decide what is true and relevant…

Ancient curse inscription deciphered from tablet discovered during archaeological wet sift on Mt. Ebal High-tech scans reveal ancient Hebrew script, centuries older than any other known tablets. RNS Press Releases HOUSTON — Today, the Associates for Biblical Research (ABR) announced the discovery of a formulaic curse recovered on a small, folded lead tablet. The defixio came…

The largest graduation class since accreditation occurred in 2021. This is why our NationsU Partners matter. Before 2016, the graduations at NationsUniversity had no dates or deadlines and were rolling like enrollments. However, the school had to adjust this to strengthen and upgrade our awards processes and later provide new digital awards free of charge…

NationsU and ICOM: Every year on the weekend before Thanksgiving, the International Conference On Missions (ICOM) holds its annual gathering. The Greater Richmond Convention Center, Richmond, Virginia, hosted the four-day event from November 18-21, 2021. ICOM brings together over 300 missionary and missionary-serving organizations associated with the Independent Christian Churches and the Stone-Campbell movement. Despite…

Ministry can be tough and that is why we started the Certificate in Christian Ministry program. The skills needed to lead a local congregation or ministry effectively aren’t part of most Christian’s development. From understanding family dynamics to understanding congregational dynamics, the unique demands of ministry require certain skills to complement biblical knowledge. That is…

Has the hot summer sun got you thinking about the Caribbean Islands? God thinks about these places too and has some special people there. Did you know that NationsUniversity has students in these exotic islands? We would like for you to meet a few of them. Did you know our students reside in the far-flung…

“You know that these hands of mine have worked to supply my own needs and even the needs of those who were with me.” Acts 20:34 In the book of Acts of the Apostles, Paul states, “these hands of mine have worked to supply my own needs.” He is clearly not talking about asking for handouts.…

Why would anyone want to study Theology at NationsU, you may ask? In this short story, I would like to recall how NationsU has helped me fulfill my dream of studying the Bible and Theology.  My Background I dropped out of pursuing an education at 18 years old after graduation from a high school in…