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Commencement 2025

The Board of Directors, Administration, Faculty and Staff of William Carey International University are happy to congratulate our recent Graduates! We hope you enjoy celebrating with us as you watch WCIU's Commencement 2024!

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WCIU Alumni Journeys

The Office of Advancement & Alumni Relations is pleased to announce the launch of a new webinar series featuring: WCIU Alumni Journeys.

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Remembering the Life of Greg Livingstone

I have been mentored and motivated by a small number of passionate leaders who challenged me to leave the ordinary and attempt the necessary to advance God’s Kingdom. Greg Livingstone was one of those leaders — always urging engagement in the cause.

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Searching For Self-Worth

What follows is a devotional Dr. Lois Semenye developed recently for a group of vulnerable women in East Africa. It was deeply meaningful to them, and we wanted to share it with others who might be working with vulnerable populations.

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DEAC Outstanding Alumnus Awards 2025

Join us in congratulating Scott Bessenecker & Kumar Aryal!

On April 8, 2025 two WCIU Alumni were recognized at the DEAC annual conference in Tucson, Arizona. This year’s theme was “Navigating Challenges: Charting the Way Forward,” we are proud to say these innovative alumni are doing just that in their respective fields.

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Can A Can of Oil Transform Lives?

Ufuta, a widows' group in Kangundo, Kenya, demonstrates how faith and resourcefulness can replace financial insecurity. Rooted in the biblical story of the Widow’s Oil, these women have found strength in community, prayer, and economic empowerment, proving survival doesn’t require millions.

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