Greg Tonagel, head basketball coach of Indiana Wesleyan men’s basketball, sits down with us to share his insight into building the “I Am Third” culture that has led to national championships and boys turning into men. His insight into shifting a culture to one that matures men in their faith, while being successful on the […]
Podcast #8 – Greg Tonagel Read More »
Did you miss the annual banquet? No worries! Watch the full banquet below, featuring two current students, Mike and Emma, and a graduate, Devin. https://youtu.be/lZ4xFPBQfOU
Kinwell Banquet 2022 Read More »
As we sat around the fire one evening in Kentucky, we asked the students, “What makes you uncomfortable about this trip?” A plethora of answers filled the room: being far from home, the difficulties of hiking, lack of control, and being around new people. I, a first time teacher and never taking students to an
I Hope You’re Not Too Comfy Read More »
A couple weeks ago, Kinwell received some passes to the Unashamed Tour led by Reach Records. If you haven’t heard of Reach Records, they are a record label started by Lecrae. One of the artists, Andy Mineo, was generous enough to make sure our students had the time of their lives at the show. He
I love the people here. The teachers and the students. They all make me feel comfortable and I’m able to be myself. I’m surprised how quickly I’ve warmed up with everyone.
Student Spotlight: Mike Read More »
My family room was diverse in race, gender, family history, religion, and financial income. Yet Christ has united us to bring peace.
Peace through trials Read More »
Letting Jesus set the terms, his surprising claim is that he is “gentle and lowly in heart.”
He Is Gentle and Lowly Read More »
We want our students to feel this graceful purpose; so when they leave here they have hope that their purpose is not in the circumstances in front of them, but in the One that loves them.
If I can choose to truly value my peers and enemies, I can enter into a joy that can’t be taken.
I’m embarrassed to admit how easily frustrated I get in this situation. It’s hard to care more about a student’s future than the student does.
