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By Amy Simmons We see ourselves falling, we see the church fading away saint by saint, and we sit back and get angry. We get mad that things don’t fit […]
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Faith and Culture Writers Conference: Making a New Way in the Wilderness with Words
By Cornelia Becker Seigneur It is an honor to bring the Faith & Culture Writers Conference to Multnomah University on April 5 and 6, 2013 (http://faithandculturewriters.com/home/) As an adjunct professor […]
Alumni Feature: Hannah Glavor
By Makenzie Halbert Hannah Glavor, a December 2010 graduate from the Intercultural Studies program, is a former Multnomah student who is following faithfully what she believes to be the call […]
A More Grand Perspective
Summer is over, school has started, and as we enter back into the Multnomah community many students are faced with an expectation to alter their lifestyle. Multnomah University, like many […]
Raising Children and Birthing a Magazine by Cornelia Seigneur
A daughter’s marriage, Muse Magazine, and The Beyond When my daughter Rachel – our first born child and only daughter – was born, God laid it on my heart to […]
Your Broken Heart by Janelle Gregory
I am the wife who walked away, I am the son who refused to stay, I am a wandering soul I was blind before I could see, I am the […]
Dreams by Jamie Fowler
Part of my heart is really sad To let go of the dreams that I once had Is it just that I am blue Or maybe lost sight of you? […]
Remember Me, Part V by Brittany Kramberg
Chapter 4: The end of Orfeo Read Remember Me from the beginning. The sounds of battle raged outside Orfeo’s palace walls. Slaves rose up using whatever they held to beat […]
The Hope of His Calling by Miki Gao
Ruthlessly trusting by releasing grip into God’s hands She sits, a child in awe of her Father. Heart alive, lungs full, soul thankful. God is truly too good to her. […]
The Arts’ Spice Road by Tiina Mall
Beyond the gallery, book, and show: the creative expression of self A column and article series about a journey to explore the variety of arts. What is art? Who is […]
How to Kill Pride by Jesse Califf
Thoughts on joy now and not yet “I don’t believe it’s the way you were raised / or the cards you were dealt / or a poor self-image / I […]
The Good Neighbor by Hannah Jensen
“What is a good neighbor?” Mickey Fernandez me-thodically dusts a ceiling fan and responds, “Well, let me tell you a little parable.” A man goes on a journey and gets […]
Living Beyond the Grave by Chris Hansen
Reflecting on loss and remembering with monuments During our time at Multnomah, God walks us through the hard times. He uses these times to teach us how to have dependence […]
Daring to Dream Big by Deanna Voss
It’s better to try and fail than to have never tried at all Plans. We all have them. Some of us plan a little more detailed than others. Some of […]
From Student to Teacher by Liz Clark
Graduating senior prepares for motherhood and training up the next generation for Christ Acquired knowledge should be used to glorify God by helping people see the Kingdom through the example […]
Lessons From India by Sarah Jones
Life is ultimately about Christ and trusting Him to use us “For we do not preach ourselves, but Jesus Christ as Lord, and ourselves as your servants for Jesus’ sake.” […]
Yoga & Christians? by Brittany Kramberg
Is yoga just stretching or should Christians be wary of this Eastern practice? Personally, I love yoga. Without recognizing it as a religious practice, I’ve taken classes and tried various […]
Beyond the Court, Beyond the Glory by Gian Cook
MU Lions give back to community by playing hoops with hospitalized kids Multnomah’s basketball team accomplished a lot on the court this season; they scored many points, they won hard […]
Memes Memes Everywhere by Shea Layton
New Facebook page features Multnomah-themed memes Note: all memes featured on MU Memes Facebook. Memes below are in italics. So I herd u leik memes? Well, if you are pronouncing them […]
Building the Library by Aaron Esparza
Kigali, Rwanda: Getting Beyond the Books The final stack of boxes slid off the dolly and into the cramped office. “I think the stacks we just picked up will be […]
