NGU Begins New Academic Year With Worship, Celebration
North Greenville University began the 2018-2019 academic year with a time of worship, reflection, and celebration during a campus-wide chapel service on Thursday, August 16.
President
Fant read from Ephesians 4 and delivered a message of unity.
“North Greenville University exists to glorify God. If Christ is not present, it is impossible to have unity. We are all ministers of the Gospel,” said Fant. “We have a unified calling.”
President Fant also reflected on accomplishments from the previous school year and spoke about the next phases of the university’s history.
In addition, the university honored staff members who have reached milestone years of service. The following staff members were presented a plaque from President Fant during the chapel service:
Thirty-Five Years of Service
Jan McDonald
Twenty-Five Years of Service
Keli Sewell
Twenty Years of Service
Lorry GreenGinger Lewellen
Carla McMahan
Micah Sepko
Fifteen Years of Service
Cherie Finley
Ten Years of Service
Leslie BrownBrian Hawse
Robert Howard
Jody Jennings
James King
Robin McCarter
Danny McGaha
Michelle Sabou
Vlad Sabou
Charles Snook
Five Years of Service
Jack BlankenshipMelissa Conard
Roger Dail
Terry Emerson
Jeff Farrington
Kate Sepko
Julie Styles
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