Check out this session of Resourcing Urban Transformation with Brian Fikkert focusing on Microfinance and Microenterprise development. We invite you to join the conversation by leaving a comment below!

Congratulations 2021 Graduates! On behalf of the entire WCIU community we want to wish you the best! We believe that what you have experienced at WCIU will go with you as you bring transformation to the communities in which you serve! Thank you for enriching our academic community during your time at WCIU!

Resourcing Urban Transformation is webinar series offered by William Carey International University to our global network. We are honored to hear from a diverse group of experienced change makers who will expand our thinking and introduce us to innovative community development strategies. We are delighted to have Ralph Plumb with us for this session focusing on redemptive entrepreneurship.

Congrats to Dr. Viv Grigg for the newest edition of his book, Companion to the Poor, now published in Russian! In this post Dr. Grigg reflects on the impact of this book over the past 30 years.

Resourcing Urban Transformation is webinar series offered by William Carey International University to our global network. We are honored to hear from a diverse group of experienced change makers who will expand our thinking and introduce us to innovative community development strategies. In this session Rev Kina Robertshaw shares her story as we explore faith, mission and entrepreneurship.

On September 23, 2021 WCIU had it’s first virtual convocation to commemorate the new academic year! New students and faculty were welcomed into our academic community, annual Scholarships were awarded, a timely address was given by the acting President, Dr. Peter McLallen, and many participated in a time of corporate prayer. Thank you to all who joined us! To all of our Fall 2021 students, we are praying for you and believing for the Lord to be with you in your studies this year!

In this session, Chuck Proudfit will encourage you to imagine what is possible through local communities of Jesus followers. He shares of his experience of city transformation at the intersection of entrepreneurship and the local church. Enjoy this session with Church Proudfit!

The following post consists of my reflections and insights from the dialogue on US-China relations hosted by the Center for China and Globalization on Aug. 30, 2021. Feel free to use the comment section at the end to continue the conversation.

Reconciliation is central to the whole development of the church. It is central to evangelism. Central to revival. Reconciliation is the very heart and soul of the Gospel message, and is empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Enjoy Episode 4 in our Series “Faith and Leadership Journeys of Inspiring Global Women” with Rev. Dr. Lydia Mwaniki as she talks about her journey and gender equality.!

We are happy to say that, All Creation Groans: Toward a Theology of Disease and Global Health, edited by Daniel W. O’Neil and our very own Beth Snodderly was recently released! This book is a legacy project of WCIU's founder, Dr. Ralph D. Winter and contains contributions from Richard Gunasekera, a current board member. Our former board chair, Mike Soderling wrote the book’s Foreword. Congratulations to all who worked so hard to make this a reality!

How China Escaped the Poverty Trap. By Yuen Yuen Ang, Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press. 344 pages.

Reviewed by Yalin Xin

It is with great hope for and expectation that the Lord is “doing a new thing” that the Board of WCIU announces the resignation of Dr. Kevin Higgins as President of WCIU; effective August 31, 2021.

Interested in unpacking more about Dr. Mabel Ping-Hua Lee? Dr. Grace May does a skillful job of laying out a more complete biographical sketch of Dr. Mable Ping-Hua Lee and her contributions to the WCIU Journal found in this post.

No other university I know of has a particular view toward impact in the regions and peoples of world where the name of Jesus the Messiah is not yet known.

Why is the Chinese eradication of poverty so significant to the developing world? Dr. Yalin Xin gives us some insight in this blog post.