Berea
Cleveland suburb city
Berea is a city in Ohio, home to Baldwin Wallace University, and a city in Kentucky known for Berea College, founded to educate Appalachian students.
The name appears in the New Testament as a Macedonian city whose residents were praised for examining scripture carefully—hence Berean describing diligent Bible study: a Berean approach to faith.
No cost for instruction
- work programOrganized employment or training effort
- AppalachianEastern U.S. mountain region
- studentsThose receiving instruction
- laborStrenuous effort; also childbirth
campus · liberal arts · interracial · founded · Fee · abolitionist · crafts · weaving
Bluegrass State
- OhioMidwestern state, major river
- AppalachiaEastern U.S. mountain region
- college townMunicipality centered on higher education
- small townModest rural settlement
Madison County · crafts · artisan · folk art · forestry · Richmond · Daniel Boone · interstate
tuition-free
No cost for instruction
- work programOrganized employment or training effort
- AppalachianEastern U.S. mountain region
- studentsThose receiving instruction
labor · campus · liberal arts · interracial · founded · Fee · abolitionist · crafts · weaving · woodworking
Kentucky
Bluegrass State
- OhioMidwestern state, major river
- AppalachiaEastern U.S. mountain region
- college townMunicipality centered on higher education
small town · Madison County · crafts · artisan · folk art · forestry · Richmond · Daniel Boone · interstate · foothills
Paul
Biblical letter-writer
- SilasLatin-origin masculine name
- ActsOfficial laws or scriptures
- ThessalonicaGreek port city
Scriptures · noble · examined · searched · Macedonia · synagogue · Jews · received · message · gospel
BereaOhio State
Major Columbus public university
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