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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SWU baccalaureate chapel
SWU President Dr. David Spittal welcomes Dr. Anthony Graham as the featured speaker at the university’s spring baccalaureate chapel. At right, Graham delivers the sermon at baccalaureate chapel.
German evangelist speaks at SWU
Dr. Theo Lehmann
Empowered by God’s boundless love
Dr. Joseph Dongell
Maundy Thursday communion
Rev. Ken Dill, right, Southern Wesleyan University chaplain, passes the communion cup as he leads a group of students in the Lord's Supper at Newton Hobson Chapel on the university's campus in Central.
Finding true freedom behind the Iron Curtain
Dr. Theo Lehmann’s ministry to Communist East Germany led some to call him “the Billy Graham of East Germany.”
Ott receives ministry award
Rev. John Ott received the Virgil A. Mitchell Excellence in Pastoral Ministry award during a ceremony Feb. 10 on the campus of Southern Wesleyan University in Central. Pictured, from left, are Mary Mitchell, Kathy Ott, Rev. John Ott and...
Emphasizing the spirit at Southern Wesleyan
Matt LeRoy, spiritual emphasis speaker
New Southern Wesleyan students mark turning point
Dr. Royce Caines, dean of Southern Wesleyan University’s School of Business, presents a medallion to Antoine Sullivan as Dr. Christina Accornero, chair of the Division of Religion, looks on. Sullivan is a new student from Simpsonville who plans...
SWU dedicates NewtonHobson Chapel and Fine Arts Center
Dr. Julius Scipio, pastor of Royal Baptist Church in Anderson and former SWU trustee, was the guest speaker for the university’s dedication ceremony for the new Newton Hobson Chapel and Fine Arts Center.
SWU emphasizes spirituality
Christian Chapman, spiritual emphasis speaker
New academic year, new surroundings
SWU students, faculty and staff met Aug. 19 in Newton Hobson Chapel and Fine Arts Center for the first time.
Passing the mantle
Latisha Smith, a freshman from Chattanooga, Tenn., participated in the "Passing the Mantle" ceremony with her parents, Ken and Sarah Smith.