Makena Horton North Pacific Union assistant communication director and Gleaner managing editor Previously Upper Columbia Conference communications coordinator and Walla Walla University university relations student writer. By Makena Horton Beacon Christian School Rises Against Hunger Students, teachers and volunteers gathered at Beacon Christian School in Lewiston, Idaho, ready to Rise Against Hunger. Read more Spokane Slavic Church Experiences YouTube Success The Spokane Slavic Seventh-day Adventist Church, in Spokane, Washington, has seen unexpected growth of their YouTube channel after they began livestreaming services during the pandemic. Their subscriber count grew from 538 in March 2020 to more th... Read more UCC Pathfinders 'Go On God's Errands' Despite the Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic has created multiple unprecedented circumstances. While some are unable to serve the surrounding areas during this time, Pathfinders in the Upper Columbia Conference have been hard at work assisting in their communities. Read more Education Majors Adapt to Unique Learning Environments Schools of all levels have had to make changes to their teaching practices due to COVID-19. Students and teachers aren't the only ones affected by these changes. Education majors working as student teachers in classrooms have also faced challenges... Read more Thompson’s Leadership Focuses on Service, Sustainability Improving the well-being of others has taken a prominent role for Brooke Thompson, senior business major. While she was serving as a student missionary prior to her junior year at WWU, Thompson had already decided she wanted to continue helping th... Read more Counseling Center Offers Support for Stress, Anxiety Cold, dim winter days can drive college students indoors more often than during fall and spring quarters. The isolation and inactivity combined with the stress and pressure of college life can result in depression and anxiety. The Walla Walla Univ... Read more Washburn Paper Addresses Analysis of Ancient Inscriptions A paper by Jody Washburn, Walla Walla University assistant professor of biblical studies, titled “The Family Tomb as an Inscribed Artifact: Toward an Integrative Analysis of the Beit Lei Inscriptions,” will be published this year in MAARAV: A Jour... Read more Increased Student Teaching Hours Boost Confidence, Skill The number of student teaching hours required for education majors at Walla Walla University has increased. This increase represents valuable experience for education majors and for their future students and meets requirements set by the Washingto... Read more Education Professor Conducts Research on Small Schools Maria Bastien, Walla Walla University assistant professor of education, is conducting research in order to establish best practices for teaching in schools that have three or fewer teachers. Read more Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 3
Beacon Christian School Rises Against Hunger Students, teachers and volunteers gathered at Beacon Christian School in Lewiston, Idaho, ready to Rise Against Hunger. Read more
Spokane Slavic Church Experiences YouTube Success The Spokane Slavic Seventh-day Adventist Church, in Spokane, Washington, has seen unexpected growth of their YouTube channel after they began livestreaming services during the pandemic. Their subscriber count grew from 538 in March 2020 to more th... Read more
UCC Pathfinders 'Go On God's Errands' Despite the Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic has created multiple unprecedented circumstances. While some are unable to serve the surrounding areas during this time, Pathfinders in the Upper Columbia Conference have been hard at work assisting in their communities. Read more
Education Majors Adapt to Unique Learning Environments Schools of all levels have had to make changes to their teaching practices due to COVID-19. Students and teachers aren't the only ones affected by these changes. Education majors working as student teachers in classrooms have also faced challenges... Read more
Thompson’s Leadership Focuses on Service, Sustainability Improving the well-being of others has taken a prominent role for Brooke Thompson, senior business major. While she was serving as a student missionary prior to her junior year at WWU, Thompson had already decided she wanted to continue helping th... Read more
Counseling Center Offers Support for Stress, Anxiety Cold, dim winter days can drive college students indoors more often than during fall and spring quarters. The isolation and inactivity combined with the stress and pressure of college life can result in depression and anxiety. The Walla Walla Univ... Read more
Washburn Paper Addresses Analysis of Ancient Inscriptions A paper by Jody Washburn, Walla Walla University assistant professor of biblical studies, titled “The Family Tomb as an Inscribed Artifact: Toward an Integrative Analysis of the Beit Lei Inscriptions,” will be published this year in MAARAV: A Jour... Read more
Increased Student Teaching Hours Boost Confidence, Skill The number of student teaching hours required for education majors at Walla Walla University has increased. This increase represents valuable experience for education majors and for their future students and meets requirements set by the Washingto... Read more
Education Professor Conducts Research on Small Schools Maria Bastien, Walla Walla University assistant professor of education, is conducting research in order to establish best practices for teaching in schools that have three or fewer teachers. Read more
