Director of Assessment and Learning Support Services at Olivet Nazarene University
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This update details the progress and future plans for the Center for Faith & Family's Christian Parenting Initiative for the 2023-2024 period. Key activities include conducting initial research, developing podcast series (The Faith Together), and creating small group and online curricula. The initiative's purpose is to provide practical, research-based resources to empower parents and caregivers in passing Christian faith to their children, ultimately aiming to make a significant spiritual difference in family lives and foster intentional faith development.
The strategic plan for Olivet Nazarene University is focused on persistence, affordability, virtue, effective stewardship and recruitment. The plan aims to support student success and increase student access, prepare thought leaders, secure the university's future through effective stewardship and expand Olivet's influence through recruitment.
The ONU Chapel Vision, inspired by the Book of Ephesians, seeks to address student inquiries regarding identity, belonging, purpose, and relationships. It outlines core themes of Identity, Unity, Holiness, and Power, aiming for a campus community grounded in Christ-given identity, healed, awakened, and prepared to extend hope and healing. The plan incorporates eight core teachings focused on receiving identity, understanding grace, fostering unity, discovering purpose, experiencing real love, cultivating spirit-filled relationships, and engaging in spiritual battle.
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