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Kings Kaleidoscope shows more than just “zeal” in latest album

Powerful lyrics, unique instrumentation and Jesus are all rolled into the new release.

Adam Pigott, Staff Writer • April 13, 2019

With their ability to change the pace and display diversity, Kings Kaleidoscope remains no stranger to versatility, as showcased in their new album “Zeal.” Slow and soothing, the band eases listeners into their experimental album with opener "The Coma." THE PACE “Zeal’s” change of pace is...

EXCLUSIVE: Housefires to lead worship at 2019 Missions Conference

The Atlanta-based band replaces Kings Kaleidoscope as conference worship leaders.

Brittany Ung, Web Editor • February 25, 2019

Worship at this year’s Missions Conference will have a new sound. Housefires, a band known for songs like “Good Good Father,” “Build My Life” and “Yes and Amen,” will lead worship during the conference’s main sessions on March 20-21. Antioch Fullerton’s worship team will handle...

Great Commission on mission—students anticipate Missions Conference 2018

As Missions Conference approaches, students eagerly await the knowledge and experiences they will gain.

Jessica Goddard and Caitlin Blackmon • March 6, 2018

For 89 years, this year boasting the theme Luminous, Biola has encouraged the global spread of the Bible and the gospel through the Missions Conference held by the Student Missionary Union. With the elaborate size of the conference and the well established student missions team, students look forward...

“Christian”: a label given to classify cliches

Ashley Brimmage, Opinions Editor • December 2, 2017

Within Biola culture, there is a general familiarity with the use of “Christian” as a classifying adjective. “Christian” bookstores, rock bands and novels all seem to have earned a negative connotation, and many of us, as soon as we graduate, ditch the label. We see the Christianizing of our...

Kings Kaleidoscope returns to SoCal for Tension Tour

Propaganda and Kings K balance the wrongs of society with the love of God.

Melissa Hedrick, Writer • September 19, 2017

Propaganda and Kings K balance the wrongs of society with the love of God.

Christian music’s history remains bright

Religious rock’s development hit memorable heights during the beginning of the 21st century.

Maxwell Heilman, Writer • March 21, 2017

Religious rock’s development hit memorable heights during the beginning of the 21st century.

Conference changes witness positive responses

Students engage with the restructuring of Missions Conference sessions.

Rebecca Mitchell, Writer • March 15, 2017

Students engage with the restructuring of Missions Conference sessions.

Students witness theme release

This year’s Missions Conference theme focuses on a twofold effect of witnessing.

Jana Eller, Office Manager • March 13, 2017

This year’s Missions Conference theme focuses on a twofold effect of witnessing.

Missions Conference resurrects intent

Students prepare for changes in conference credit requirements.

Rebecca Mitchell, Writer • February 22, 2017

Students prepare for changes in conference credit requirements.

Missions Conference schedule changes

Students now need to attend more than one day of the conference to obtain required credits.

Rebecca Mitchell, Writer • February 15, 2017

Students now need to attend more than one day of the conference to obtain required credits.

Bow down in humility and submit

David Nelson reminds Christians to humbly offer ourselves in order to be used in the way we are designed.

Amanda Otto, Writer • March 11, 2016

David Nelson reminds Christians to humbly offer ourselves in order to be used in the way we are designed.

Relocated conference session stirs tension

Disorganization causes long lines for the global awareness session.

Jana Eller, Office Manager • March 9, 2016

Disorganization causes long lines for the global awareness session.