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"From the rising of the sun, to the going down of the same, the Lords name is to be praised." It was such a beautiful ending to the first day at #waevent2017 before uniting with brothers and sisters from all across the UK to worship the Lord of all creation! #cunews #amazingcreation (at Word Alive Event)

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Want to read more of what happened during #STORYBangor then click the link in my bio for a full review! #CUNews (at Bangor, Gwynedd)

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The foods are coming in nicely for @bangorchristianunion #foodsoftheworld #CUNews (at Bangor University)

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#Repost @bangorchristianunion with @repostapp ・・・ Prayer meeting with some of the guests joining us for the week ahead! #StoryBangor is truly here! #CUNews #Expectant (at Bangor, Gwynedd)

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Chowning interviews Andy Beshear, candidate for attorney general, on 88.7 The Tiger

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Sept. 14, 2015 For Immediate Release

Dr. John Chowning, vice president for church and external relations and executive assistant to the president of Campbellsville University, did a radio interview with Andy Beshear, candidate for attorney general, that will be broadcast on WLCU 88.7 The Tiger. In picture above, Beshear, following his interview, talked with Jeannie Clark’s broadcasting class. Clark is general manager of WLCU as well as an adjunct instructor in mass communication. The radio broadcast will air the following times at 6 p.m. each day: Tuesday, Sept. 15; Thursday, Sept. 17; Tuesday, Sept. 22 and Thursday, Sept. 24. (Campbellsville University Photo by John Chowning)

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Campbellsville University to hold Operation Christmas Child Resource Fair

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Sept. 10, 2015 For Immediate Release By Joan C. McKinney, news and publications coordinator CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. – Campbellsville University will host an Operation Christmas Child Resource Fair at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17 in the Banquet Hall of the Badgett Academic Support Center, 110 University Drive, Campbellsville. The fair is open to anyone who collects shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child. The fair will provide information for shoebox packers. Resources will be available for you to take home and share with your family and friends.

There will be information on craft ideas for shoeboxes, a distribution trip, idea on how to pack and collect more boxes, fundraising ideas for shipping costs and more.

For questions, contact Dr. Marilyn Goodwin, assistant professor of childhood education, at [email protected] or (270) 789-5168.

Campbellsville University is a widely acclaimed Kentucky-based Christian university with more than 3,500 students offering 63 undergraduate options, 17 master’s degrees, five postgraduate areas and eight pre-professional programs. The website for complete information is campbellsville.edu.

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Dr. Mimi Haddad speaks at Campbellsville University

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Sept. 12, 2015

For Immediate Release

By Josh Christian, student news writer

CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY.- Dr. Mimi Haddad, president of Christians for Biblical Equality, spoke about prejudice and equality on the campus of Campbellsville University at chapel and at a Kentucky Heartland Institute for Public Policy event Sept. 2 and 1, respectively.

Dr. Mimi Haddad speaks at Campbellsville University. (Campbellsville University Photo by Rachel DeCoursey)

“If you have ever experienced the sting of prejudice, you know how gratifying it is to break the silence,” Haddad said.

Haddad spoke on the injustices of gender inequality. Gender inequality is defined as the treating of women and man unfairly or unequally.

“How many times have we made assumptions about people?” Haddad asked. Haddad discussed how assumptions affect our views.

“Too often we allow our assumptions to change our view of the Apostle Paul,” Haddad said. “ The truth is that Apostle Paul was one of the greatest advocates of women in the ancient world.”

“Jesus also continually broke social and gender barriers,” Haddad said.

Haddad described Jesus’ treatment of women as a whole. Unlike most Rabbis, or teachers, in the ancient world who would not engage women in daylight, Haddad described Jesus treating women as real human beings.

“Jesus broke social and religious taboos related to gender, and he consistently challenged the cultural devaluation of women’s bodies, such as when he healed a hemorrhaging woman in public,” Haddad said.

“Jesus prepared women and outsiders as disciples,” Haddad said.

Women were then, as Haddad described, equal to males.

“Thus, in the New Covenant, baptism replaces circumcision to become the outer expression of our union with Christ, and baptism was open to any person, male or female, Jew or Greek, slave or free,” Haddad said.

Haddad said the true identity of us all is the same -- “to serve the living God.”

Haddad explained the importance of looking past gender in church leadership.

“Not only is leadership service, but it is about character,” Haddad said. “We should be looking for people not based on gender, but on spiritual gifts.”

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Dr. Mimi Haddad speaks at Campbellsville University

Sept. 12, 2015

For Immediate Release

By Josh Christian, student news writer

Dr. Mimi Haddad speaks at Campbellsville University. (Campbellsville University Photo by Rachel DeCoursey)

“If you have ever experienced the sting of prejudice, you know how gratifying it is to break the silence,” Haddad said.

Haddad spoke on the injustices of gender inequality. Gender inequality is defined as the treating of women and man unfairly or unequally.

“How many times have we made assumptions about people?” Haddad asked. Haddad discussed how assumptions affect our views.

“Too often we allow our assumptions to change our view of the Apostle Paul,” Haddad said. “ The truth is that Apostle Paul was one of the greatest advocates of women in the ancient world.”

“Jesus also continually broke social and gender barriers,” Haddad said.

“Jesus prepared women and outsiders as disciples,” Haddad said.

Women were then, as Haddad described, equal to males.

Haddad said the true identity of us all is the same -- “to serve the living God.”

Haddad explained the importance of looking past gender in church leadership.

“Not only is leadership service, but it is about character,” Haddad said. “We should be looking for people not based on gender, but on spiritual gifts.”

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