WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. – On June 24, University of the Cumberlands’ Mountain Outreach program held the dedication of the Miracle home in Taylor Meadows on Little Cane Creek. Work on the home, one of three being constructed by Mountain Outreach volunteers this summer, was begun on June 18 and completed on June 26 by Clemmons First Baptist Church from Winston-Salem, N.C.; Trinity North Brook Baptist Church, from Cincinnati, Ohio, and Green Meadows Baptist Church from Farmington, N.C. The home deserves its name not only because the family who will live there is named Miracle but also because it was constructed in only one week, even with delays for bad weather, including tornado warnings...MORE

WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. – University of the Cumberlands held the first of its two summer orientation sessions for incoming freshmen and parents on June 27...MORE

WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. – On June 21, a bright, sunny Monday morning, tour buses carrying 230 people from Pinelake Baptist Church in Brandon, Miss., began arriving at University of the Cumberlands. Two hundred and eight middle-school-aged children and 22 adults disembarked onto campus for a week of fun, work and worship...MORE

WILLIAMSBURG, Ky. — For the fourth year, volunteers from Hillcrest Baptist Church in Lexington, Ky., traveled to Whitley County to join forces with University of the Cumberlands’ building ministry, Mountain Outreach. ..MORE

WILLIAMSBURG, Ky.—Members of the Chapel Choir of the First Baptist Church of Nashville, Tenn., spent Tuesday, June 9, through Friday, June 12, in Whitley County, working with Appalachian Ministries, a local ministry branch of University of the Cumberlands’ Baptist Campus Ministries (BCM). ..MORE