Lana Sweeten-Shults

Orphaned refugee, now pastor: Forgiveness is essential

Marcus Doe was driven by vengeance for 20 years. The Redemption Tucson pastor, a refugee from Liberia, was just 9 years old when his mother […]

Stop wavering: Put God first in your life

Ashley Wooldridge, senior pastor at Christ’s Church of the Valley, talked at Monday’s Chapel about wavering between two choices and how “riding the fences” results […]

Lopes Go Local volunteers plant seeds of kindness

GCU’s students built a garden at Great Hearts Maryvale Preparatory Academy. It was one small act, said Director of Operations Patty Slider, that they probably […]

Hitting the books? Try one of GCU's 240-plus designated study spaces

Some students like to study in their dorm rooms. But sometimes, all that cognitive learning requires a change of scenery, and if so, no worries. […]

Pastor's Chapel message: Listen to the right voice

Josh Watt of Redemption North Mountain asked Monday's Chapel audience what superpower they would want if they could have one. While one audience member said […]

Chapel speaker: 'What will you do with your failures?'

Noe Garcia spoke about his greatest accomplishment: His family. But he focused his message on failure. As imperfect beings, he said failure is inevitable. But […]

Colangelo servant leaders: It's not about me

If anyone embodies the spirit of servant leadership, it's sports and business icon Jerry Colangelo. So it's apropos that the awards ceremony that bears his […]

Film features LOPES Academy participant

Lindsey Eaton does not let autism define her. The 28-year-old lives independently, works and is part of the LOPES Academy at GCU. She also was […]

Students have another busy spring schedule

The fall was another typical GCU semester – busy. The spring won’t be any different. When students return next week, they can look forward to […]