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Olivet Musicians Perform at Jubilee 10th Anniversary NYC Concert: Musicians from the Jubilee College of Music came together to celebrate the Jubilee World's 10th anniversary in New York City. A precious anniversary concert was held to thank God for his grace upon the ministry.

OTCS Students Reaching out in LA Short-Term Mission: A dozen Olivet students headed south this summer to begin their short term mission in Los Angeles for about three weeks. Hopeful reports are streaming in as students from the Olivet Theological College and Seminary are passionately practicing what they have learned from the classroom.

Olivet Leaders Convene for Faculty Meeting: Olivet faculty and administrative leaders gathered for this summer's general faculty meeting and retreat. College deans, professors, program directors, and staff came together to report and strategize on the University's academic future.