Mr. Lawrence Huggins is the kind of man who doesn’t know a stranger. His demeanor is gentle and welcoming. As we toured the Brown Chapel in Selma, he heard of our arrival and went out of his way to meet with us for more than 40 minutes and share his story about his... View Article
Dr. Murray Murdoch teaches the next generation at Cedarville University. He is passionate about history and even more passionate about Jesus. When he started working at Cedarville, he was completing his doctoral dissertation and his wife, Ruth, was expecting, so it was not possible for him to go to Selma and... View Article
In Birmingham, Alabama, 1963 was a complicated year. There were marches, protests, violence, and deaths. Children took part in the marches, and water cannons were used to disperse the crowds. Now, in the space where much of that activity occurred, there is a quiet and reflective park. The Kelly Ingram... View Article
We’re ready to start our trip. Our earliest departure time yet — 5 a.m. comes really early! There are 27 members of our group, each with slightly different reasons for coming, slightly different goals and expectations. There are children with us this time. We prayed for them, as most of us did not... View Article
SNPhA students enjoy teaching, learning, and serving! Please join us for our second SNPhA meeting on Monday, October 9, at 5 p.m. in HSC 107. Attendees will learn more about Hispanic culture, as well as cultural competency within the pharmacy profession. We will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with fun games, door prizes, and a... View Article