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Thanks to a General Board of Higher Education and Ministry (GRASP) scholarship, Paulo Bussane, a student at Africa University, is better positioned to deepen his theological studies and contribute to his church and community.

Ashlee French is answering God’s call to ministry in a way that reflects both faith and dedication. At 54, French is pursuing an M.A. at Wesley Theological Seminary thanks to a General Board of Higher Education and Ministry scholarship, to become an ordained deacon and chaplain.

Tiara Allen, a Bennett College student, is on a mission to make a lasting impact on her community and the world. With the help of The United Methodist Church’s support, she is navigating her college years with determination, focused on earning a Ph.D. in psychology and becoming a licensed therapist.

Savion Williams, a Claflin University student, is a living example of how United Methodist scholarships transform lives at historically black colleges and universities.

For Themba Chawinga, a student at Africa University, the financial support he receives through The United Methodist Church’s General Board of Higher Education and Ministry’s International Grants and Scholarship Program is life changing.