In our continuing series on Growth, Rev. Ken Dill speaks with Julie Reininga, Director of Athletics and Head Women’s Volleyball Coach, about her journey with the Lord and her time at SWU over these last 9 years. Julie also discusses her previous diagnosis of alopecia universalis and her subsequent struggles for identity. Listen in as your faith will be strengthened, gleaning from the wisdom and depth shared with the SWU community.

In our continuing series on Growth, Rev. Ken Dill speaks with Julie Reininga, Director of Athletics and Head Women’s Volleyball Coach, about her journey with the Lord and her time at SWU over these last 9 years. Julie also discusses her previous diagnosis of alopecia universalis and her subsequent struggles for identity. Listen in as your faith will be strengthened, gleaning from the wisdom and depth shared with the SWU community.

Dr. Mike Tapper, Chair of the Division of Religion, provides a renewed perspective on giving and stewardship for our continued Spiritual Life series: Growth. He shares the dangers of unbridled consumerism and the need to reorient our perspective on possessions. More than anything, he reminds us that the cure for scarcity is giving what you have to God so that He can bless it and use it for His eternal purposes.

Dr. Mike Tapper, Chair of the Division of Religion, provides a renewed perspective on giving and stewardship for our continued Spiritual Life series: Growth. He shares the dangers of unbridled consumerism and the need to reorient our perspective on possessions. More than anything, he reminds us that the cure for scarcity is giving what you have to God so that He can bless it and use it for His eternal purposes.

Continuing in this semester's series on Growth, Rev. Wes Pate, Dr. Mildred Williams, and Dr. Joe Crosby share their perceptions on friendships that positively strengthen one another and those that negatively weaken one another. What is more, they capture the true need for godly friendships that encourage us to be transformed into the image of Jesus Christ.

Continuing in this semester's series on Growth, Rev. Wes Pate, Dr. Mildred Williams, and Dr. Joe Crosby share their perceptions on friendships that positively strengthen one another and those that negatively weaken one another. What is more, they capture the true need for godly friendships that encourage us to be transformed into the image of Jesus Christ.

Rev. Palmer Dill, High School Coordinator at Mt. Horeb UMC and son of our own Rev. Ken Dill, shares the importance of practicing a life of discipline. A life following these principles promises to make room for God's presence and transformation!

Rev. Palmer Dill, High School Coordinator at Mt. Horeb UMC and son of our own Rev. Ken Dill, shares the importance of practicing a life of discipline. A life following these principles promises to make room for God's presence and transformation!

Tuesday marks Southern Wesleyan University's annual Day of Service. On this day the SWU population, students, faculty, and staff, lend their hands and hearts to projects in the community surrounding the University. Rev. Ken Dill shares a brief word of encouragement and exhortation before teams head to their respective tasks.

Tuesday marks Southern Wesleyan University's annual Day of Service. On this day the SWU population, students, faculty, and staff, lend their hands and hearts to projects in the community surrounding the University. Rev. Ken Dill shares a brief word of encouragement and exhortation before teams head to their respective tasks.