Semester In Scotland

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Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Rachel Mack. Rachel Mack – Spring 2016 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: School Teacher I can truthfully say that the Semester in Scotland Program was one of the most meaningful experiences of my life. The program not only gave me the ability to experience a new culture and see great historic sites, which I had been greatly looking forward to, but most importantly, it was a time to learn about God's Word. [ 303 more words ] https://semesterinscotland.wordpress.com/ …/alumni-reflecti…/

Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Nicki Losh. Nicki Losh – Spring 2016 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Care Worker The Semester in Scotland Program was one of the highlights of my collegiate career. The coursework challenged me to delve deeper into my learning than I ever had before. [ 116 more words ] https://semesterinscotland.wordpress.com/ …/alumni-reflecti…/

Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Juliana Miller. Juliana Miller – Autumn 2015 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Nursing Student Spending a semester in Scotland was one of the most spiritually life changing experiences of my life. Some of my most precious memories were made during this semester. [ 323 more words ] https://semesterinscotland.wordpress.com/ …/alumni-reflecti…/

Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Castine Allmond. Castine Allmond – Autumn 2015 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Videographer The Semester in Scotland program was a great experience for multiple reasons. One reason is the fact that you not only learn about the history of the Reformed religion, but then get a chance to stand in the location where those moments happened. [ 285 more words ] https://semesterinscotland.wordpress.com/ …/alumni-reflecti…/

Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Joseph Dunlap. Joseph Dunlap – Spring 2015 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Seminary Student at RP Theological Seminary, Pittsburgh “Yea, I have loved thee with an everlasting love: therefore with lovingkindness have I drawn thee.” (Jer. 31:3). Recorded in his memoir for 1698, Thomas Boston, then licentiate, found this text to be something of a timely Ebenezer to his soul, as he was emerging from a time of spiritual leanness, and discovering in clearer ways the Lord’s gracious providence toward him. [ 421 more words ] https://semesterinscotland.wordpress.com/ …/alumni-reflecti…/

Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Rosie Perkins. Rosie Perkins – Autumn 2014 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Care Worker Semester in Scotland was a season in life of being discipled by people who deeply love the Lord, and I often share that it was the best four months of my life. [ 351 more words ]
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Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Debbie Beer. Debbie Beer – Autumn 2014 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Homemaker The Semester in Scotland program was life changing and a dream come true. I had dreamed of doing the program ever since I went to visit Scotland the summer before my sister did the program. [ 121 more words ]
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Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Christopher Little. Christopher Little – Autumn 2013 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Church Planting Pastor in United Brethren Church Few things have impacted my life like Semester in Scotland has. The courses were insightful, challenging, and conducive to good conversation, both in and outside of the classroom. [ 227 more words ]
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Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Nathanael Miller. Nathanael Miller – Autumn 2013 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Youth Pastor at Faith Bible Fellowship Church Not too long ago I was speaking with one of the youth in our church about their desire to attend college after high school. [ 440 more words ]
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Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Kelly Favand. Kelly Favand – Autumn 2013 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Seamstress The Semester in Scotland programme left a mark on my mind and heart that I do not believe will ever fade. I believe this is because of what the programme offers students in the form of time and relationships. [ 418 more words ]
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Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Tim Wolff. Tim Wolff – Autumn 2013 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Director of Youth Discipleship at Visalia Christian Reformed Church The Semester in Scotland program was a lot more stretching than I was expecting it to be. Beyond having the chance to explore the most beautiful country in the world each day, it was a chance to grow in my understanding of God with the help of some of the smartest, most thoughtful pastors/professors I’ve interacted with. [ 69 more words ]
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Continuing in our series of past students reflecting on how the programme has impacted them, this week we are hearing from Graci Arias. Graci Arias – Autumn 2011 Then: Student at Geneva College Now: Speech Pathologist/Therapist I participated in the the Semester in Scotland program in the fall of 2011; it seems odd that it was so long ago because I think about it so frequently. [ 179 more words ]
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