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‘Move the Chains’ Leadership Conference Features Former NY Giants Super Bowl Champ, Pillar College President, and Legacy Minded Men Founder Pillar College, headquartered in Newark, NJ, will host a conference entitled, “Move The Chains: Winning Principles to Advance Your Leadership Potential in the Game Of Life.” The conference will be held on Thursday, November 14, […]

Article By Dr. David E. Schroeder It’s a joke, right? The idea that the devil made me do? It is usually used as a somewhat humorous excuse nobody really believes, but it’s a good way to trivialize our miscues. Even people who don’t believe in a real devil may use that phrase. But hardly anyone […]

Michael Salardino Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Counseling LEAD Program at the Somerset Campus  What I loved about my experience at Pillar college… As a Psychology and Counseling student in the LEAD program, I have especially enjoyed the classroom dynamics. These included round-table discussions, peer interactions which presented the opportunity for “iron to sharpen […]

I love Jewish people. In fact, as the bumper sticker says: “My boss is a Jewish carpenter.” One of the great privileges of my life is to have been invited to serve as a faculty member of the Moriah International Center, a program that offers a number of courses in Israel under the auspices of the […]

Sharon Harden Program Chair Elementary Education Pillar College Who will dispute evidence from education experts that all students benefit when they are taught by teachers who look like them? Who will argue with the fact that most black students in urban schools and districts across the country show academic and social gains when they have […]

02 Corinthians 5:17- “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come.” That verse had, and still has, very special meaning to me.” I know it has been a long time, but I still can vividly remember the time that, as a teenager before I […]

by Doug Anderson It doesn’t take a PhD in economics to know that college is expensive. With the national average student loan debt at $39,400[1] for college graduates in 2017, the question naturally arises, “is college even worth it?” The data gives a resounding YES! College graduates earn on average 32%, roughly $14,400, more each […]

By Michael Rhett Jesus called his people to serve the least of these (Matthew 25:40, NIV). Some people are without clothes and some are without food, and some don’t know the Gospel. To remedy this, Christians will often have clothing and food drives or make charitable donations. Sometimes the giving is indirect, meaning a collection […]

Mastering the Basics By Peter Amerman (D. Min, M. Div., BA) Chair and Professor of Biblical Studies at Pillar College The “Mastering the Basics” study is a study of the basics of the Christian faith- four books on the topics of what Christians believe, why Christians believe it and why it matters. Why do Christians […]

This should not come as a great shock to anyone who believes in God – His ways are not our ways. He even told us that in Isaiah 55:9: For just as the heavens are higher than the earth, so my ways are higher than your ways and my thoughts higher than your thoughts. Amazing […]