In the middle of a long semester, it can be difficult to see the progress being made. Growth is often slow, quiet, and incremental—like the

Service is an indispensable part of following Jesus, but it is often misunderstood as merely a “duty” or an “output” of our faith. At OneLife,

There is a specific kind of exhaustion that only comes from a life-changing experience. For the students at Pleasant View, that exhaustion is currently a

There is a specific kind of tension that fills a classroom when the topics move from the abstract to the deeply personal. At OneLife, this

Before departing for the historic streets of Italy, our Pleasant View students immersed themselves in a massive undertaking: tracing the global history of the Church

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In the world of higher education, we often measure success by the completion of a syllabus or the checking of a box. At OneLife, however,

At OneLife, our curriculum is designed to challenge the idea that “secular” and “sacred” are two separate boxes. We believe that a student’s ability to

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There is a unique kind of energy that fills the air when a community reunites. With the start of a new semester, that energy returned