Giving You the World

by Jeremy Maulucci

Hyles-Anderson College is a place that trains students to do the hard thing. No part of that training experience is more dynamic than the missions program. Read more »

Walking With God Demystified

by Dr. Tom Vogel

Walking with God is the most important thing that you will learn at Hyles-Anderson College. If you learn this, all other things will come to pass for you. Read more »

Straw Through a Potato

by Vicky Seibenhaar

Materials: potatoes, sturdy drinking straws

Demonstration: Grasp a sturdy drinking straw with your dominant hand, covering the top end with your thumb. Using your other hand, keep your fingers on the front of the potato and your thumb on the back of the potato (not on the top and bottom of the potato). Holding firmly to both the straw and the potato, make a quick, sharp stab into the narrow end of the potato. The straw should quickly emerge through the hole you have made. Read more »

The Greatest Story Ever Told Through the Greatest Game Ever Played

by Mr. Jon Cuozzo

“What a Series!” read the headline on Monday, November 3, 1975 after the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Red Sox in the seventh game of the World Series with a series score of 4-3. For the first time in 35 years, the Cincinnati Reds were baseball’s World Champions. Many people remember Carlton Fisk’s legendary game-winning homer in the bottom of the twelfth of Game 6, but he never would have had that opportunity if it were not for Bernie Carbo. In the eighth inning with two outs and two strikes, Carbo pinch-hit a 3-run homer that tied the score at 6-6. Carbo’s pinch homer was his second of the Series, tying a Series record. Read more »

First Date - Life’s Mate

by Mrs. Jo Jo Moffitt

How could a disastrous first date turn out to be the beginnings of a great relationship? We found out that a few of the Youth Conference speakers didn’t exactly start out as Prince Charming sweeping his enamored princess off of her feet. We thought we would fill you in on some of the humorous and eccentric first dates of those youth speakers that you love. Read more »

Modern Day Martyrs

by Dr. Tom Vogel

Fox’s Book of Martyrs is found in the history section of the library. And for most of us, martyrdom is an ugly period in history when Christians were persecuted, tortured, and killed for their faith. But for Adeel Nazir, persecution is still a very real thing. Adeel is a 25- year-old graduate student at Hyles- Anderson College. At first appearance, he seems like any one of the hundreds of other bright young men studying to be a pastor. Outwardly, there is nothing to indicate the burdens and memories that he carries with him to class every day. Read more »

The Bus Ministry Builds Men

by Dr. John Francis

The educational philosophy of Hyles- Anderson College is similar to the philosophy of the United States Army. That philosophy is BE-KNOW-DO. Be what you are supposed to be, know what you are supposed to know, and do what you are supposed to do. Like all good philosophies of life, it has its roots in Biblical truth. Read more »

Not One Sunday

by Mr. Danny Mendez

As a six-year-old boy I was reached by the bus ministry of First Baptist Church of Hammond, Indiana. Also, while I attended Hyles-Anderson College I served on a bus route on the North side of Chicago in our church’s bus ministry. Read more »