Looking at Jesus Christ as the basis for servant leadership, one could say that the concept of servant leadership has actually been around for centuries. Academically, servant leadership has emerged in the last thirty years largely due to the research and discoveries of Robert Greenleaf. Even more recently, Dr. Kathleen Patterson has been at the … Read more
photograph and post by Rachel Choi We know studying isn’t always easy or enjoyable, but we aim to help you minimize that! This post will address our top curated tips on studying for tests and exams. If you missed part one on good study habits and tips for writing papers/discussion posts, be sure to check … Read more
photograph and post by Rachel Choi Studying — like anything else — might not always seem fun. Studying takes grit and perseverance, and it has to be done whether we feel like it or not. After interviewing students, professors, church leaders/pastors, and educational researchers, here are some of the top study tips that will make … Read more
Today we are in need of leaders who can think critically and effectively solve problems. This may seem elementary, but in reality it’s hard to find. According to Garrette, Sibony, and Phelps at Forbes, “Organizations need effective problem solvers, but they’re telling us our business schools and universities are failing to meet this need. Such … Read more
Jonathan Love is currently the executive pastor of Grace Church, Chapel Hill, but back in 2002 he was a member of one of Manna U’s first graduating classes. Years later this is what Pastor Love has to say about his time spent as a Bible College student at Manna U. He has several thoughts and … Read more
Manna University prides itself in preparing emerging leaders to change the world. Often times, world changers start their work within the context of their own communities. That is where the motivation and mission behind the Manna U Dream Run carved out its foundation. Since 2016, Manna U students and staff have partnered with the Fayetteville … Read more
Amber Redmer is a current Manna U student, enrolled in our Summer Semester. As a single mother of 5, she has decided to pursue her degree, through our online degree program. Read more to hear her thoughts and encouragements on powering through this summer semester. Even while pursuing higher learning, it is important to … Read more
Manna U was pleased to mark our fifteenth commencement ceremony this past weekend, seeing more than 40 graduates take the stage to receive their formal acknowledgement of program completion. Family and friends were on-hand to share in this momentous occasion for our graduates. A sense of celebration and accomplishment was in the air as … Read more
What brought you to Fayetteville? My husband, Clayton, is a retired service member and we’ve lived in Fayetteville for more than 20 years. We’ve been members of Manna for about 12 years. What made you decide to take classes at Manna U? Off and on, I’d hear about the college, but at … Read more
We sat down with Hunter Turner, the current president of Manna U’s Student Government Association, and asked what student life here at Manna U means to him. Read on to find out what he had to say. “Student life is about creating connectivity, involvement, and belonging within the student realm. One of the biggest things … Read more
