Bob Jones University

Shadrach Nyeko was one of nine recipients recently awarded the Marshall Neal Scholarship for character and high scholastic achievement demonstrated by a man preparing to serve in ordained ministry.

Jackson Lawson was one of nine recipients recently awarded the Marshall Neal Scholarship, for character and high scholastic achievement demonstrated by a man preparing to serve in ordained ministry.

John Schaaf, of Winnemucca, was one of nine recipients recently awarded the Marshall Neal Scholarship, for character and high scholastic achievement demonstrated by a man preparing to serve in ordained ministry.

Jonathon Davis, of Loveland, was one of nine recipients recently awarded the Marshall Neal Scholarship, for character and high scholastic achievement demonstrated by a man preparing to serve in ordained ministry.

Trevin Ascher, of Taylors, was one of nine recipients recently awarded the Marshall Neal Scholarship, for character and high scholastic achievement demonstrated by a man preparing to serve in ordained ministry. Ascher is a student at BJU Seminary, a prominent conservative graduate school of theology and ministry based in Greenville, S.C.

Daniel Steeves was among nine young leaders recently awarded the Marshall Neal Scholarship, primarily for men of godly character and high scholastic achievement preparing to serve as pastors, by BJU Seminary.

Timothy Warren was among nine young leaders recently awarded the Marshall Neal Scholarship, primarily for men of godly character and high scholastic achievement preparing to serve as pastors, by BJU Seminary.

Micah Rea, a junior business administration major at Bob Jones University, has been selected to represent the state of South Carolina at the 64th Annual National Prayer Breakfast with the President of the United States. The breakfast takes place February 4 in Washington D.C.