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Cedarville’s School of Biblical and Theological Studies equips students with Scripture-centered teaching and mission training so graduates enter pastoral ministry, church planting and missions prepared — fulfilling 2 Timothy 3:16–17’s call to every good work.

Cedarville’s women’s ministry program trains women in complementarian theology and practical ministry—through faculty mentorship, internships, Women in Bible and growing M.Div. enrollment—equipping alumnae for roles in churches, parachurch ministries, counseling, teaching and church planting.

Dr. Dan Estes, Distinguished Professor of Old Testament at Cedarville for more than 40 years, left the pastorate to teach Psalms and wisdom literature, prays for students and equips them for Christian maturity and ministry.

Sam Sofio, a Cedarville student, battles chronic Lyme while studying storytelling and ministry. He finds God amid suffering, advocates for others with chronic illness, and plans to serve in Christian nonprofit work after graduation.

������ and Joni and Friends will host a free, invitation-only outreach event March 21 for families of children and young adults with disabilities, offering inclusive activities, caregiver support, campus volunteers and community resources.

Rae Gill, a 2025 Cedarville communication graduate, is serving as a fellow at the Ohio Statehouse, writing press releases and helping legislators communicate with constituents. She credits Cedarville training and faith for shaping her public-service approach.

������ will host worship leader Hope Darst for a free public concert March 26, featuring beloved worship songs and introducing music from her upcoming live album, "In The Mighty Name."

A modern classroom. An ancient witness. A Genesis Apologetics film, “Noah Returns: Questions After the Flood,” shot in ���Ĺ���’s DeVries Theatre, imagines what it might look like if Noah could answer students’ toughest questions today. The movie’s trailer was released on Tuesday, Feb. 10.

Cedarville professor George Landon is helping the U.S. Air Force Academy improve identification of space debris using specialized AI and noisy telescope data. He brings that real-world messiness into class while students join the research.

������ will host former U.S. Sen. Phil Gramm for a public lecture on economic freedom and myths about American capitalism. Business dean Dr. Jeffrey Haymond says the topic helps students think clearly about prosperity and opportunity.

In an instant, the joy of the outdoors turned into a nightmare. As emergency crews raced to respond, Melissa Harris and her family were left clinging to prayer, unsure if her youngest daughter Mia would survive. Yet even in the chaos, Melissa describes a peace that defied logic.

Cedarville junior Caden Westbrook launched Temple Fitness, an athleisure brand aimed at shifting gym culture from vanity to stewardship. Each item includes a QR code linking to a gospel video to spark faith conversations.