College of Theology

Faculty to discuss issues from Christian perspective

The monthly One Foundation faculty gatherings won't be Lunch and Learns this year because of the pandemic, but the program still will be conducted online. […]

Canyon Worship finds God amid struggles of 2020

The making of the annual Canyon Worship album, with 10 songs entirely by GCU students, is always an interesting story. But this year it got […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. Rich Holland

Dr. Rich Holland, Assistant Professor in the College of Theology, has some interesting stories to tell about his books, his teaching style and the feedback […]

An apple for the (online) teacher on 1st day of class

Deborah Haralson, IT and IT/cyber faculty lead, wore virtual pink hair and asked students to fill out an online poll about the RAM on their […]

New Theology website proves uncommonly valuable

Dr. Jason Hiles, Dean of the College of Theology, wanted to build a website that would benefit students but also churches, Christian schools and the […]

Students hear God's call, flock to Barnabas program

The College of Theology's Barnabas Pastoral Program, which begins in the fall semester, quickly has caught on with students who felt a nudge from God […]

From atheist to Christian author, theology student

Alexander Manire never thought that his attempt to prove the Bible wrong would result in his conversion to Christianity, nor did he know that it […]

New Christian Worldview class makes pieces fit

Christian Worldview 101 often inspires students, and now they have another class that could expand their faith. Beginning with the fall semester, Christian Life: The […]

Early move-out heads top GCU stories of 2019-20

A lot happened at GCU near the end of the 2019-20 academic year, but nothing could come close to the significance of COVID-19 forcing students […]