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Church and Culture
President Philip Eaton recalls a recent trip Sunday church service in a lifeless church. "I came away from worship that morning with a deepened commitment that our work at Seattle Pacific to engage the culture with the transforming gospel of Jesus Christ is precisely the right challenge for this moment in time."
The Write Vision
Through the Eyes of Imagination
SPRINTers
An Investment of Talent
Seek to Know
SPU alumni writers have demonstrated skill in genres as diverse as theology, history and fiction. Meet five such authors and read excerpts from their work.
In this special feature, Gregory Wolfe and Kerry Dearborn celebrate God's gift of the imagination. It is the imagination, they say, that enables us to see the world with new eyes.
Nearly two decades after its founding, SPRINT continues to send SPU students around the world — and challenge them to become global Christians.
Six faculty and staff award-winners and three retiring professors were honored this spring for their contributions to the life of the University.
"Twenty years from now, our loved ones won't care about our grades or the classes we took," writes 2001 graduate Reed Warrick. "They will care about the people we have become."
Tradition and Innovation Mark SPU's Graduation Ceremonies
Former SAFECO CEO Named Chair of SPU Board of Trustees
Trustees Approve On-Campus Dance Policy
Food for Thought
Eating right isn't always easy for people living on a fixed income. That's why senior Larissa George created an award-winning nutrition education program for senior citizens.
You won't want to miss the first SPU women's soccer game, the dedication of Emerson Residence Hall, and the groundbreaking for a new science building.
Inaugural Women's Soccer Kick-Off Set for September 8
Falcon Athletic Legends to Receive Their Due
Best and Brightest Honored at Athletic Banquet
Her Age Is a Secret, But Not Her Love for Learning
Alumni Weekend Has Urban Mission Theme
The Write Vision
SPU alumni writers have demonstrated skill in genres as diverse as theology, history and fiction. Meet five such authors and read excerpts from their work.
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