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There is no substitute for educational travel

By J. Bradley Creed, President The last time I stood before the statue of Martin Luther, he was decorated with… More on this post

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Faith and learning should interact, by all means

By President J. Bradley Creed This year marks the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, and this past June, faculty… More on this post

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The importance of a unifying tomato

From the President When I tell people I am from Jacksonville, most assume I’m talking about the largest city by… More on this post

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Cover Story | Power of Rural

Poo Lagoon
The green tarps that cover the hog waste lagoons on Tom Butler’s Harnett County farm are doing more than hiding the odor. They’re harnessing energy that will power local homes for years to come.

Student Doctors
Student-run clinic reaches the underserved and uninsured while also educating future physicians

The Public Eye
From lack of bike paths to the color of your truck, David Tillman says many factors go into the overall health of a rural community

Sacred Silence
Divinity alumna serves her rural community through clinical pastoral care

Real Change
Campbell’s Rural Philanthropic Analysis wants to improve the connection between funders and the communities they’re supporting

Migrant Medicine
Families that fuel North Carolina’s $78 billion agriculture industry are being cared for through mobile efforts; new and future clinics