Six Cedarville students traveled on a missions trip this summer to South Africa, where they partnered with Onthatile Children’s Ministries and Bethesda Outreach to serve through worship, community outreach, and personal conversations. The team witnessed God's work in the lives of the children and caregivers they served!
Five Cedarville nursing students traveled to Costa Rica with Hope Ministries, offering medical care, prayer, and the love of Christ to underserved communities. Their journey deepened their faith, developed their teamwork, and taught them the joy of serving others through nursing and the Gospel.
It's normal to worry in college, but there are ways to cope with it. Read Lily's blog post to find out how to cope with worry.
Students start the year at Cedarville University with Getting Started Weekend. What is it? Read Elizabeth's post to find out more.
Everyone has different reasons for choosing to attend Cedarville University. Read Lily's post to find out why she chose Cedarville.
What happens when physical healing meets spiritual transformation? On our recent GO trip to Guatemala, we served 651 people through free medical care and witnessed 31 of them give their hearts to Christ! Read how God moved in powerful ways and changed lives, including our own.
What began as a mission to serve others became a life-changing lesson in dependence, joy, and eternity. Through hospital rotations, language barriers, and worship with new brothers and sisters in Christ, five nursing students saw the Gospel lived out in unforgettable ways. Their time in Togo left them forever changed, with hearts set on heaven and hands ready to serve.
Student organizations at Cedarville University offer amazing opportunities. Read Natalie's post to find out why you should join.
Did you know that Cedarville University has many intramural sports students can join? Read Caleb's post to find out how you can get involved today.
It doesn't usually start out this way, but Cedarville University is known as a place that feels like home. Read Elizabeth's post about her experiences.
