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Distinguished theologian James I. Packer, professor of Systematic and Historial Theology at Regent College, Vancouver, addressed graduates in separate ceremonies at Wheaton College (IL) May 5 and 6.

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Dr. Taylor McKenzie, Vice President of the Navajo Nation and a Wheaton College alumnus, will be honored at a luncheon May 6 where he will receive the Alumnus of the Year for Distinguished Service to Society Award.

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Leading Christian author and commentator Charles W. Colson will speak to graduates and their families at commencement ceremonies May 6 and 7 at Wheaton College.

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Two Wheaton College (IL) professors trace impact of evangelical Christianity on modern American sports. Highlights careers of figures like Eric Liddell, Gil Dodds, Bill McCartney, Bill Glass, and Mike Singletary.

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Dr. Nathan O. Hatch, provost of the University of Notre Dame and a distinguished alumnus of Wheaton College, will address both the undergraduate and graduate classes of 1999 during commencement exercises at Wheaton College on May 8-9, 1999.

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The 8th Annual Wheaton Theology Conference at Wheaton College (IL) looks at why religion makes good health sense. "Healing, Health and Spirituality: Evangelical Theology Engages Scientific Research" will bring international scholars to the campus April 8-10.

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DreamWorks will bring Moses, the Hebrew leader who led Israel out of captivity, to life in its new film, The Prince of Egypt, to be released nationwide December 18. Moses made waves long before he became an animated hero. In his new book, Israel in Egypt, Professor James Hoffmeier gives compelling evidence that the biblical record of Moses and the Exodus is true.

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A Wheaton College sociology professor who came close to death will participate in the upcoming U.S. Transplant Games. He is able to enjoy an active life today because of the gift of a heart from a family whose teenage daughter died.