Natalie Grant visited Northwest University Wednesday, March 12, to sing, share, and award two scholarships for summer internships at the Bombay Teen Challenge Orphanage. Two Northwest students will spend several weeks at the orphanage, and it will be possible because of the scholarships provided by Natalie through her Home Foundation. This is just one of the ways Natalie is leading the effort to combat human trafficking. Students at Northwest University have joined her in this effort, and are endeavoring again this year to raise money and awareness. In the photo above, Natalie and her husband, Bernie Herms, are joined by the scholarship recipients, Lindsey Bruner and Liliya Semenyuk, and Phil Rasmussen, Dean of the Chapel. Natalie and her husband have many close ties to Northwest. Natalie is an alumna, and her sister, Bethenee Engelsvold, is Director of Community Life. Bernie’s brother, Dr. Ron Herms, is Assistant Professor of Bible. For more about Natalie, click here. For more photos of Wednesday’s chapel service with Natalie, click here.
