
Warriors speak the language of baseball
Members of the Southern Wesleyan University Baseball Team share ball-playing skills with Puerto Rican youngsters.
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Members of the Southern Wesleyan University Baseball Team share ball-playing skills with Puerto Rican youngsters.

Southern Wesleyan University’s Division of Religion welcomed Dr. Karl Westfall and Rev. Sharon Butcher Westfall as pastors-in-residence in January.

Jeremiah Dew gives Martin Luther King Jr.’s historic “I Have a Dream” speech, part of his presentation titled “One Voice: A Black History Narrative,” which combines his performances with video interviews of those involved locally in the Civil...

Dwight Robertson, CEO of Forge, formerly known as Kingdom Building Ministries, speaks at Bryant Lodge on the SWU Central campus Nov. 10, part of the Forge Forward Tour.

Afrizo! a group of students from Daystar University in Nairobi, Kenya, performed the songs of South, Central and East Africa during a chapel service Oct. 15 at SWU’s Central campus.

Several student-athletes received Christ as savior, then publicly proclaimed their faith at SWU's Track Complex Sept. 26, being baptized by Rev. Tom Harding of ALIVE Wesleyan Church.

Rev. Bob Kerstetter (foreground), SWU’s director of worship and discipleship, along with a praise and worship team composed of students, prepares hearts and minds for a time of worship.

Students and their families, along with faculty and staff took part in a “Passing the Mantle” ceremony – a time of prayer and reflection as well as a celebration of transition into college life.

A giant beach ball makes its way across the crowd in the midst of a cooling spray of water on a sunny afternoon at “Never The Same Camp,” taking place July 21-25 at Southern Wesleyan University in Central.

Pictured from left are Tiana Robbins of Chesnee, Jonathan Stegenga of Pickens, Lyndy Barnes of Easley, Ashley Bowers, a December graduate from Cocoa, Fla.; Andrew Hochhalter of Blythewood, and Gavin Potter of Central.

Members of The Difference, an eight member worship band, spent time this week rehearsing at Folger Fine Arts Auditorium on the Southern Wesleyan University campus in Central.

Bob Black, right, SWU professor of religion, tells the story of Freedom's Hill Church and how its pastor, Adam Crooks, risked his life while taking an abolitionist stand in the pro-slavery South before the Civil War. SWU hosted FLAME...

Fred Andrews, center, was honored April 12 by the naming of the Pastor Fred Andrews Counseling Room of the Nicholson-Mitchell Christian Ministry Center, thanks to donations from his family, friends and members of ALIVE Wesleyan Church's...