There’s nothing quite like feeling that someone was thinking of you and cared enough to send a letter or a package in the mail—especially when you’re away from home. While college students are busy with their classes, extra-curricular activities, and friends, they still often miss home.
In the three months since North Central University’s spring commencement exercises, the Class of 2018 has been busy pursuing their dreams and gainful employment in their fields of study, and Business and Education graduates have achieved 100-percent placement in career-related jobs.
High school students receive hundreds of pieces of college mail and email throughout the year. And it doesn’t take long for every piece of mail to blend together. The designs all start to look the same, and the messaging just feels mushy. We’ve had enough of this.
This year at North Central, we wanted to create a campaign that students could relate to—one that would cut through the clutter and fluffy marketing. We wanted this campaign to be one that would mean something to future students (and to us), and that would inspire people to choose a Christian college that has the potential to change their life.
North Central alumnus Randy Christensen wanted to be taken seriously as a pastor when an invitation to try clowning ended up changing his ministry path and his life.
North Central University’s Jeff Deyo will be the worship leader at the Assemblies of God National Youth Convention in Houston, July 30–August 3, 2018. He’ll be joined by eight NCU alumni and others to lead the expected 10,000 students in worship at the convention.
North Central alumna and Entrepreneurship major Shayna Fowler developed a business and is launching a Kickstarter campaign for a business that will help girls in Africa to stay in school.
North Central University is delighted to announce the appointment of
Recently, the Minnesota Assemblies of God appointed Phil Johnson, a
The latest addition to The Network of Women Ministers: Campus