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King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) welcomes Peter Croft, founder of the J.B. Phillips Society, as the 2021-22 speaker series, “Listen to Your Life,” continues Monday, Nov. 8.

King’s Coats for Kids is a service project that helps provide coats to children throughout the Bristol community.

King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) welcomes King alumna Maria Liston, Ph.D., ‘82 as the 2021-22 speaker series, “Listen to Your Life,” continues Wednesday, Oct. 13, and Thursday, Oct. 14, with the IFC Annual Medical Lecture.

Like many others around the nation and world, we are watching the development of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). Bookmark this page and check back often to stay up-to-date on the evolving situation.

The Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) welcomes esteemed King alumna and Library of Congress Living Legend Katherine Paterson ‘54 as the IFC’s 2021-22 speaker series, “Listen to Your Life,” continues Monday, Oct. 18.

As part of its 2021-22 speaker series, “Listen to Your Life,” King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) is welcoming award-winning investigative reporter and producer Hannah Rappleye.

King University’s Institute for Faith & Culture (IFC) welcomes scholar and author Vincent Bacote, Ph.D., as the 2021-22 speaker series, “Listen to Your Life,” continues Monday, Sept. 13, with a 20th anniversary remembrance of 9/11.

King University has been named among the Best Regional Universities in the South by U.S. News and World Report, as part of the publication’s newly released 2022 Best Colleges Rankings.

Two Olympic Medal winners with ties to the Appalachian Highlands region who competed at the recent Summer Games in Tokyo have been named Bristol Motor Speedway Neighborhood Heroes, it was announced today.

This issue is packed with stories about students, alumni, faculty, and staff who are using their gifts to move forward with the Kingdom of God. It is a wonderfully uplifting and enlightening edition.