Worldview at the Abbey is a Christian gap year program associated with Worldview Academy summer camps. Bill Jack, Jeff Baldwin, August Huckabee, and Hannah Hall founded the Abbey in 2014, and the curriculum centers around a Socratic teaching of classical texts in general education classes such as literature, political science, history, and economics, as well as teaching rhetoric, and apologetics from a Christian worldview. Along with classroom teaching, students engage in community service and leadership initiatives throughout the year to solidify the teaching in the classroom.
Because of the current political climate and discussion about the validity of voting or even saying the Pledge of Allegiance, many Christians have been posting Bible verses on social media channels telling others to be encouraged, because this world is actually not our home.
Read MoreToday millions of people will be voting in their primaries or caucuses, and if you are a Christian then you have a moral responsibility to your faith to be there.
Read MoreWorldview at the Abbey is excited to announce that beginning in fall 2016, an agreement with Trinity International University will allow our students to earn up to 30 hours of transferrable college credit through our program!
Students who apply to Worldview at the Abbey and meet both our admission criteria and that of Trinity will be enrolled as freshmen at that university. Students will attend classes at Worldview at the Abbey, and upon graduation from our program will have a Trinity transcript for those classes.
Read MorePart of my job as the Dean of Student Life is to keep a finger on the pulse of our students. How are they doing? Who is having a hard time? Do they seem to be growing personally? Spiritually? Academically?
Over the last two years one theme I have picked up on is that our staff team has to be on the lookout for an overemphasis on truth.
Read More2016 promises to be an exciting year. Beyond all the anticipation and trepidation that accompanies the arrival of every new year, this fall affords us the opportunity to once again lend our voice to the national dialogue and vote for those we wish to see lead our nation.
Read MoreWhat makes Worldview at the Abbey such a great place to live and learn? In short, I think it is the combination of community and thinking hard about how to live the Christian life together. This is how we live out 1 Corinthians 1:10. “I appeal to you, brothers and sisters, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that all of you agree with one another in what you say and that there be no divisions among you, but that you be perfectly united in mind and thought.”
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