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To be transformed by Christ means learning to stop pretending we are strong and start depending on the One who truly is.

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Jamaican Olympian Natoya Goule-Toppin joins Clemson’s 2025 Hall of Fame, recognised for her record-breaking track career and global athletic impact.

Growing in grace also means learning to give grace. As we deepen our relationship with Christ, we become more like Him.