By Katherine Burgess Managing Editor Revelation 7 describes a multitude “of all nations, tribes, peoples and tongues standing before the throne [of God].” Last month I stepped into a reflection of that picture at MOSAIC’s […]
By Beth Byrd Editor-in-Chief Sunlight poured on the little white church that day as shopping carts filled with blankets and plastic bags rested on the sidewalk. The scene resembled a Walmart parking lot. Inside the […]
By Jacob Melder Guest Writer This election cycle continues a trend I personally find deplorable concerning the way people interact with politics. Preachers often say who to vote for or how to vote on an […]
By Katherine Burgess Managing Editor As Halloween approached, my fellow Union students and I descended on thrift stores and Halloween shops, trying to piece together the perfect costumes. For some of my friends, however, this […]
Trevor Sewell Guest Writer Despite their strong convictions, many Union students and even some faculty members talk about their lack of interest in voting in this year’s election. Many cite their doctrinal persuasions as an […]
By Beth Byrd Editor-in-Chief Not all food is created equal, despite a recent Stanford University study that may try to convince people otherwise. On Sept. 3, Stanford published a study that discredited the nutritional benefits […]
By Kathryn Flippin Staff Writer Do you ever wonder how much your parents really think about you while you are away at college? Do you wish they would not call every five minutes or try […]
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