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Hope in the Midst of Tragedy
At 9:02 am on April 19, 1995, a truck packed with explosives was detonated outside the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, leaving 168 people dead, more than 680 injured. Until the September 11, 2001 attacks, the Oklahoma City bombing was the deadliest terrorist attack in the history of the United States, and […]
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Lessons Learned through Service
This article was written by Dr. Brent Sykes, Academic Dean at Randall University. As part of the new Community Engagement Initiative at Randall University, a small group of three Randall students and I recently volunteered at a “Guys Only” (middle school-aged boys) event with our community partner Loveworks Leadership. Loveworks recruited several community organizations to […]
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Spring Break in Alabama
Over the recent Spring Break, Steve Torrison, Missionary-in-Residence at Randall, led a team of four students (Logan Kimbley, Ashleigh Dowdy, Nadia Castillo, and Wyatt Knott) on a mission trip to partner with Cultivate Free Will Baptist Church in Athens, Alabama. Cultivate is a brand new Free Will Baptist Church plant in its infant stages, seeking […]
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How Love Works
On March 28, 2019, a group of ten Randall students had the opportunity to serve at Loveworks Leadership, a non-profit organization in Norman, OK, committed to helping middle school students discover their potential and live into their dreams. LoveWorks sponsored a big “Guys Event” for young men, including speakers, games, and more. It was an […]
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Cultivating Compassion
Compassion:A sympathetic consciousness of others’ distress together with a desire to alleviate it. For those of us who bear the name of Christ, the meaning behind this definition of compassion is even deeper. The “desire to alleviate” distress comes from the fact that as Christ-followers, we have a heart to show Christ’s love to others, […]
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“The Best Kept Secret in College Basketball.”
Former ESPN Senior Producer Jason Romano, of the Sports Spectrum Podcast, interviewed Randall University’s Athletic Director and Head Men’s Basketball Coach, Mark Berokoff, on the intersection of faith and sports, on the verge of the Saints’ run for a fourth consecutive NCCAA National Championship. Coach Berokoff is in his sixth year as head men’s basketball coach at Randall University […]
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Saints Basketball in the NCCAA National Tournament
This year’s NCCAA National Tournament for DII Basketball will be held March 7–9, 2019 at Bob Jones University in Greenville, SC. After winning the Southwest Regional Championship, our Men’s Basketball Team has secured the #1 seed, and will begin the tournament facing #8 Maranatha Baptist University at 12:00pm (EST) on March 7. The complete Men’s […]
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#Give60
In celebration of our 60th Anniversary, we are encouraging all friends of Randall University to considering giving a one-time gift of $60 or more in support of the institution’s mission. Your gift will go directly to providing scholarships for ministry students, through the recently renamed Thomas L. Marberry Christian Ministry Scholarship Fund. The training of ministers […]
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Special Anniversary Video
On February 21, 2019, Randall University will release a video commemorating the very first class meeting of the institution, 60 years ago. The video will include interviews with faculty, staff, students, and a former president, as well as a very special announcement. Tune in at ru.edu or facebook.com/RandallUniversity.
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Worshiping God in Prison
The following article was written by Mike Lewis, Adjunct Instructor of Music at Randall University In 2011, a good friend and worship team member was sentenced to seven years in John Lilley Correctional Center. God helped him find purpose in prison through worship band ministry. I was able to help him by devising a plan to […]
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