Lauren Garrison gives a week one update from her Immersion to El Salvador concerning her time so far, and what their plans are for the month. Look forward to more updates like this throughout the month.

The Institute for GOD is pleased to announce the Church Matching Scholarship, launching in Fall 2024. This new program aims to support both incoming and current full-time students dedicated to their biblical studies and ministry preparation.

A review of our recent “Understanding your Scholarship Offer” webinar for incoming students in 24-25. Whether you’re already accepted or looking into it, this blog will help you understand our financial model to set you up to graduate debt free.

Students from the Institute for GOD will engage in a six-week cultural immersion in El Salvador, participating in community service projects like youth programming and gardening. The experience fosters cultural exchange and personal growth while supporting GOD Latin America. This post details their preparation, activities, and the educational impact of their trip.

This blog highlights our Accountability Group program, which is part of the Student Life department at the Institute for G.O.D. Undergraduate students are placed in an accountability group where they practice vulnerable, honest conversations.

The conversation between Jeff Sherrod and Laurie Kagay focuses on the challenges of recruiting students who align with the college's mission and values. They discuss the importance of storytelling, communication, and finding students who fit the college community well.

Students at the Institute for G.O.D. International volunteers at Fifty Forward in Nashville, providing tech assistance to seniors, enhancing their digital skills and protecting them from scams.

In February, Professional Development students at the Institute for G.O.D. International enhanced campus safety and honed crucial facilities management skills through hands-on projects.

Read about the Institute for GOD's unique student housing in Nashville, TN, turning traditional dorm life into a community-centric experience. Students reside in furnished houses, building relationships and acquiring life skills in a faith-based environment. This setup promotes personal and spiritual growth. Check out our blog to understand how we're enhancing student living for better service and fellowship.

Students from the Institute for Global Outreach Developments Int’l regularly visit Radnor Tower, a residential community for the elderly, to provide practical assistance and companionship. Through these visits, they build meaningful relationships with residents, sharing experiences and the love of Jesus, while also gaining invaluable insights and wisdom from the seniors they serve.

The Institute is delighted to introduce the "Certificate of Christian Practice," an innovative online Bible program designed to cater to Christians across the globe. This new initiative is a testament to our commitment to providing accessible, high-quality biblical education to a diverse international audience.

The Institute for GOD President’s and Dean’s Lists are announced for the Fall 2023 semester.

How The Institute is making Biblical Education possible for students in the developing world.

Developing leaders in Uganda through a Biblical education to be a blessing to their community.

The challenges of pursuing a biblical education in the developing world and how you can help!

Recap of November’s DevTalk on first impressions and hospitality.

GOD International announces 2023 Summer Internship dates, locations, and information.

Olivia Lasater writes about her experience serving the elderly through the Institute’s weekly ministry projects.

This fall, the Institute for G.O.D is partnering with 5 local nonprofits, mobilizing students for service and community development every Wednesday after chapel as a part of our Spiritual Emphasis Days.

Institute for GOD student Genesis Garner wrote this piece as a part of the ABHE + Reclaim Today Initiative in 2023. Genesis was one of thirty students chosen from across the nation’s Bible schools to participate in a writing and design workshop.