Faith-N-Fitness

Today's student guest post is by Isaac "Tree" Russell. He is in his second year of the MDiv program. Tree is the Youth Pastor at Aylesford Baptist Church. He currently lives in Wolfville, NS. He also wrote a post on Creative Study Habits.

Hey y’all, Erin asked me to share about my faith as well as linking it with my interest in fitness. I think there are a lot of connections and commonalities between the two.

Starting with faith, it's interesting to note how having a “belief” in some sort of spiritual perspective can be positive, for a number of reasons. I would suggest Christianity is the way, truth, and the life. It’s a growing

Looking Into the Eyes of the Homeless

Today's student guest post is by Kayley Sanders. She is in her second year completing her M.Div. Kayley is currently living in Wolfville and is serving at New Minas Baptist Church in the area of children and youth.

Hello, my name is Kayley, and I am in my second year of my MDIV specializing in youth ministry. Last summer I had a life changing experience working as a chaplain assistant (intern) at The Mustard Seed in Calgary. The Mustard Seed, a Christian non-profit street ministry, began as a coffee house called the burning bush in the basement of a church in downtown Calgary.

The founder Pat knows the struggles that homeless people face on a

Anti-Slavery Week at Acadia

Today's student guest post is by Pelham Flowerdew. He is in his third year at Acadia University. Pelham is the president of Acadia Christian Fellowship.

Hello Div College and beyond!

Those of you who are current students may have seen me around the building every once in a while, and if not, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Pelham Flowerdew, and I’m in my 3rd year pursuing  two degrees – Chemistry and Theology.

I have the privilege of letting you know that this week is a significant one here at Acadia. Anti-Slavery Week, organised by Acadia Christian