“My own eyes are not enough for me, I will see through those of others.”
Description
The mission of the English department is to train graduates who can write effectively, creatively, and persuasively and who reflect the image of God with sound thinking, artful expression, thoughtful literary analysis, and a commitment to the Biblical worldview.
Objectives
The English Department will produce graduates who are able to:
• Demonstrate an ability to think critically, consider the merits and flaws of opposing viewpoints. and synthesize responses.
English Department
Rebecca Howell
M.A.
Director of the Clark Academic Center; Instructor of English
Timothy Hange
M.Ed., D.A.
Department Chair of English, TESOL Coordinator, Associate Professor of English
Job Opportunities:
Author, Editor, Technical Writer, Copywriter, Journalist, Social Media Specialist,
Email Marketing Specialist, Columnist, Blogger, Ghostwriter, Screenwriter, Speechwriting, Fundraising, Managing Writing Projects, Business Person, Lawyer
Alumni Story
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English Department Blog
Should anyone watch “The Chosen”?
Should anyone watch “The Chosen”? Some people love it! They say “The Chosen” has changed their lives. Others criticize it, call it heretical and blasphemous! Which is it? Is “The Chosen” a faith-building, uplifting, inspirational work of art or is it an unhelpful...
Does the dialogue in “The Chosen” add to Scripture?
Does the dialogue in “The Chosen” add to Scripture? The popular television series “The Chosen” has presented Christians with a dilemma: Is it wrong or confusing to speculate about what Jesus may have looked like? Is a visual depiction of Jesus the same thing as...
Would Jesus wash everyone’s feet because “He Gets Us”?
Would Jesus wash everyone’s feet because “He Gets Us”? In the recent Super Bowl ads entitled “He Gets Us!” we’re told that “Jesus didn’t teach hate. He washed feet.” Certainly He didn’t teach hate. But did He really wash feet? Did He wash everyone’s feet? Is the...
Is “He Gets Us!” an effective way to engage our culture?
Is “He gets us!” an effective way to engage our culture? The recent Super Bowl ads proclaimed, “He gets us!” What does it mean that Jesus “gets us”? Is that true? Is that the right message? The gospel message? Is it too short? Is it a distortion of the gospel? Is this...
Is the “He Gets Us” campaign a good presentation of the gospel?
Is the “He Gets Us” campaign a good presentation of the gospel? During this year’s Superbowl, an ad entitled “He gets us”—an obvious Christian message—was aired. It got a variety of responses, both positive and negative. Were these ads effective? Were they appropriate...
The Pursuit of Learning for God’s Glory
Calvary University partners with professors who desire to glorify God and equip students to do the same. Dr. Timothy Hange is a direct example of this with a strong passion for life-long learning, rooted in a desire to love and honor the Lord. Critical thinking,...
How should Christians think about “the worship wars”?
How should Christians think about “the worship wars”? “I love the drums in church!” “I hate drums in church!” “I love the contemporary worship songs!” “I love the old hymns!” We call this the “worship wars” in churches—so much debate surrounds the music in our worship...