College of Theology

Chapel shows what a ladder of success looks like

Ron Merrell uses a comedic and delightfully quirky tone to get across his message, and Monday at Chapel he also used a ladder to tell […]

A social justice discussion that unites, not divides

The College of Theology's first Ministry Forum of the new academic year, on social justice, was thought-provoking without the rancor that too often accompanies that […]

'Lunch and Learn' breaks bread on materialism

The first "Lunch and Learn" of the Integration of Faith, Learning and Work speaker series featured a discussion about what it means to not live […]

'Lunch and Learns' demonstrate faith in faculty

The Integration of Faith, Learning and Work is an important part of the classroom experience at GCU, and this year the faculty is having more […]

Local outreach program inspires students to serve

More than 1,200 students every month find purpose in local volunteer work, participating in GCU's popular Local Outreach Ministries. From helping the homeless to mentoring […]

How GCU's new Seminary is keeping the faith

Grand Canyon Theological Seminary is here, and it promises to be a unique experience for students -- the combination of a vibrant campus and the […]

Seminary takes first step on path to accreditation

The Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada (ATS) is the most prestigious accrediting body for seminaries, and Grand Canyon Theological Seminary […]

A song for Kayla, a message for the world

The memory of Kayla Castro, the GCU freshman who died in April while rock climbing, lives on in "Dancing by Your Side (Home Now)," a […]

Amp Up campers make their own guitars

Photos by Laurie Merrill and Kathryn Scott GCU News Bureau Eight musical students are making their own instruments during Amp Up! Electric Guitars and STEM, […]