Frank Brazell 
Manna University continues to reevaluate its academic programs to better meet the needs of the local church. During the last few months, the University has added a Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling as well as several new certificates and degrees in Biblical Studies. Now, Manna U is pleased to announce the addition of a … Read more
by Manna U Staff We are thrilled to announce a significant addition to Manna University’s academic offerings: the Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling. Since Manna University introduced the Bachelor of Arts in Christian Counseling in 2019, we have consistently received requests to offer a graduate-level program in the field of counseling. In a world … Read more
Manna University continues to expand learning opportunities beyond the classroom by offering our first-ever international study tour. In April 2024, students will join Professor Frank Brazell and President Dr. Carlo Serrano for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to study abroad in London and Southeast England for one week. This study tour is being offered in conjunction with … Read more
by Frank Brazell Runners felt the first breath of Fall air on Saturday, September 16th as they prepared for the 7th Annual Dream Run 5k. The route took runners through historic downtown Fayetteville, but a virtual option enabled Manna U students and partners to participate from anywhere. A group of runners in El Paso affiliated … Read more
by Frank Brazell Manna University is pleased to announce our official mascot, Major. We are now officially the Manna University Majors! Major the Honey Badger represents several major components of who we are at Manna U: effective, strategic, and emerging leaders who are more powerful than their appearance might suggest. Facebook Twitter Linkedin
Carlos Ordonez, (B.A. InterculturalStudies ’23) could not have predicted that when he spoke to Manna U President Dr. Steven Crowther regarding his work in Latin America, Manna University Latin America would be born. Carlos shared his passion for his mission work in Mexico and a need for more training for his people. “I was not … Read more
by Matea Baltic-Hopkins Manna U Alumna Twila Mason has been busy after graduating with her Bachelor of Arts in Christian Leadership in 2021. After bouncing between different career paths, Twila ultimately felt the call to the public school system. When asked how Manna U equipped her for her current role, Twila highlighted some of her … Read more
by Frank Brazell Have you ever felt like a satellite, just wandering around on the periphery of a group of people who all seem to have the inside scoop? When you’re on the faculty at a predominantly online institution, living miles or even whole states away from your nearest colleague, such feelings are entirely possible. … Read more
by Paul Devine Dr. Vincent Charron walks out the challenge of being a high-capacity leader with his students in the way he runs his courses. “I set the bar and they meet me at the bar,” he says, explaining his teaching style. “I tell them that school may be tough but ministry is tougher.” When … Read more
by Frank Brazell A presidential inauguration is not an everyday event in the life of a university. Good presidents, those whose character, adaptability, and health allow them to stick around, may serve a single institution for decades. As such, on the rare day when an institution gets to inaugurate a new leader, someone who is … Read more
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