by Brad Pauquette | Jul 19, 2021 | 2021 Arche Year Graduates, Podcast, Student Interviews
Eddy Skripko is a talented writer and we are privileged to call him a graduate of our 2021 Arche Year Cohort. His is a name you’ll want to remember as we watch him bloom. Eddy joined the program from Hawaii, where he works as a full-time retail manager. Eddy has...
by Brad Pauquette | Jul 7, 2021 | 2021 Arche Year Graduates, Podcast, Student Interviews
Shannon Dunn Downing is the first U.S. Olympic medalist in the sport of snowboarding, and a trendsetter for women in the sport. She currently resides in California and is now a graduate of our Arche Year Cohort. God is positioning Shannon to be a light and a resource...
by Brad Pauquette | Jun 30, 2021 | 2021 Arche Year Graduates, Podcast, Student Interviews
Joshua Eno committed himself to our Arche Year program and excelled at it. We’re proud to work with such a talented writer, and we’re elated to call him a graduate of our 2021 Arche Year Cohort! Josh’s path to the Arche Year program was different from most students....
by Brad Pauquette | Jun 23, 2021 | 2021 Arche Year Graduates, Podcast, Student Interviews, Students
Katie Pozzuoli is a stay at home mom in Zanesville, Ohio. She has excelled at our Arche Year program, and we’re proud to call her a graduate! Through the program guidance and mentorship, Katie has written a complete novel manuscript. She crafted a compelling,...
by Brad Pauquette | Jun 16, 2021 | 2021 Arche Year Graduates, Podcast, Student Interviews
Jeffrey Lucas Jr. is a pastor from Plain City, Ohio who felt God inviting him to write. He applied to the Arche Year Cohort partially just to test his writing. We accepted him into the program and he accepted our invitation to attend. Over the past nine months, Jeff...
by Brad Pauquette | Jun 3, 2021 | Podcast, Podcast-Only
Serious question: have you been radicalized for Jesus? What does that even mean? This month, we want to hear from you. You can write a short story (fiction or creative non-fiction), essay, or poetry. We want you to address the theme of “Radicalized.” Get...
