Emmanuel College to Host Inaugural The Leading Edge Conference
Emmanuel College President, President Ron White invites you to campus for the inaugural The Leading Edge Conference held February 24-26, 2020.Pastors and leaders from across the IPHC and throughout the Southeast will gather on the Emmanuel...
The World Around Me - EC Alumni Spotlight on Chris Dunlap
For EC recent alumni, Chris Dunlap, his first mission trip to South Dakota was something he thought everyone could do, go on a trip and serve people. It wasn’t until he traveled to Nicaragua with his church in 2016 that he fell in love with the...
Centennial Homecoming a Great Success!
During the weekend of October 17-20, Emmanuel College alumni from across the United States made their way to Franklin Springs, GA to celebrate a important year in the College’s history...the Centennial!The festivities began with the third annual,...
A Heart for Service - EC Student Spotlight on Michael Wells
EC Student, Michael Wells has always been passionate about serving others. Growing up in downtown Atlanta, after graduating from high school Michael made the decision to join the National Guard. Another dream of Michael’s was to become a police...
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Please click the links below to enjoy our videos or go to our video channels.As our students, faculty and alumni share their stories, you can see how EC's Christ-centered mission remains the same as when it was founded in 1919. Emmanuel - 100...
Bloom Where You're Planted - EC Alumna Spotlight on Jennifer Benton
“Bloom where you’re planted,” is a piece of advice EC Alumna, Jennifer Benton’s boss gives often. Her boss? Clemson University Head Football Coach, Dabo Swinney. For Jennifer, this piece of sage wisdom describes her journey from Emmanuel College to...
Two Puzzle Pieces - EC Student Spotlight on Hannah & Moriah Logue
Most people dream of a college life far away from their siblings. College is the time to make a name for yourself and not live in the shadow of your sibling. Sisters Hannah Logue, junior, and Moriah Logue, sophomore, could not be any more...
