Pastor Duane Yoder brings the Doubt & Faith: Finding Our Way chapel series to a close.
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Duane Yoder is pastor of Lindale Mennonite Church just north of Harrisonburg. He preached two of the three messages on Doubt & Faith in January but the third message was postponed due to icy weather.
Professional actors Jim and Carol Anderson Shores use theatre to look at real questions of sorting out where God fits in during the midst of our struggles and the struggles of those around us. How do we minister to others in their spiritual quandaries? How do we move through our own? Come enjoy some laughter while wrestling through some of these issues with this entertaining, thought-provoking chapel.
Acts of Renewal is on campus for Spiritual Life Week.
Professional actors Jim and Carol Anderson Shores use theatre to explore the struggle of doubt and faith in the face of challenging family relationships. A hilarious, moving show based on a true story that offers hope.
Acts of Renewal is on campus for Spiritual Life Week.
Professional actors Jim and Carol Anderson Shores use theatre to explore the reality of stress in ministry and the need for sabbath.
Acts of Renewal is on campus for Spiritual Life Week.
Campus ministries continues the Faith & Doubt: Finding Our Way chapel series with Ann Hershberger, Professor of Nursing, sharing a reflection from her undergraduate years.
Pastor Duane Yoder preaches on “Lord I Believe, Help Me with My Unbelief” for the Faith and Doubt: Finding our Way chapel series. Duane Yoder is pastor at Lindale Mennonite Church.
In response to the recent earthquake in Haiti, Pastor Duane Yoder shares thoughts about the tragedy and ways to pray and respond. Duane Yoder is pastor at Lindale Mennonite Church and was planning to speak in a chapel series kicking off a “Faith and Doubt” series for the semester. He’ll pick up with that series the rest of the week.
(*Please note that because of a technical glitch, the beginning of Duane’s remarks were not recorded, so this podcast begins abruptly, with Duane talking about our need to answer the question “why” when disasters such as this occur)
January 20, 2010, Duane Yoder Chapel about responding to the Earthquake in Haiti [19:00] Play Now | Play in PopupLoren Swartzendruber speaks on “Don’t Stop Asking Questions” for opening convocation to kick off the Faith and Doubt: Finding Our Way chapel series. There is also a time of sending for the Guatemala Cross-cultural seminar group.
Luke 20:1-8.
