The good news of the Bible is not only about what we have been saved from, but also what we have been saved for – something to do with God’s plan to provide for the poor. Shaun Groves is a singer/songwriter, speaker, blogger, husband, daddy and friend. He feels and thinks deeply and laughs easily… Read more »
University Chapels
“The Quiet in the Land” – David Kline
Who are and what is the quiet in the land? David Kline offers his perspective. David Kline is an Amish farmer, naturalist, and writer. He and his family farm 120 acres and operate a 45-cow organic dairy near Mt. Hope, Ohio, that blends older traditional methods with newer technologies in a manner that is environmentally… Read more »
Mental Health & Suicide Awareness – Pam Comer
Sometimes in a suicidal situation we ask Where is God? Pam Comer, Director of the Counseling Center, and leaders of CoachLink, help us explore answers to this question through reflection, ritual and an original song performed by EMU student, Grace Engle. Listen for announcements about the February 23 workshop on Suicide Awareness: What to do… Read more »
“Honoring the Past” – Luke Hartman
Luke Hartman ’91, Vice President for Enrollment, opens Black History Month with the first of two chapels planned by the Black Student Union. He shares stories to honor his own past and reflects on why it is important to do so.
Camp Chapel: Where-in Lies your Identity? – Glenn Nofziger II ’02
Booths with representatives from a wide range of camps surround the chapel gathering in the unique venue of the Campus Center Greeting Hall. Glenn Nofziger II shares a message about identity in Christ, reflecting on his experiences at camp, college, and in short-term missions/evangelism. Glenn, EMU class of ’02, is an Eastern Mennonite Seminary student… Read more »
“Freedom: from a Biblical Perspective” – Joanne Gallardo
Consider a biblical perspective on freedom as Joanne Gallardo preaches on John 8:31-36.
Reflections on Ministry and Call – Julia Schmidt & Brendon Derstine
Brendon Derstine and Julia Schmidt offer reflections from their participation in the Ministry Inquiry Program, Summer 2011. The Ministry Inquiry Program is an exciting opportunity of the Mennonite Church USA for college-age young adults to explore pastoral ministry. The program offers you the opportunity to experience first hand what ministry is and to test your… Read more »
Accumulation & Abundance Chapel
Students from Campus Ministries offer a service of community lament on accumulation and find abundance with modern day reflections, scriptures and other readings led by a celebration worship team. This chapel theme was inspired by Dr. Walter Brueggemann, resource person for the recently held School for Leadership Training at the seminary.
Inside Athletics: Jan. 20, 2012
In this week’s “Inside Athletics,” Dave and James talk about the track and men’s volleyball teams, which both opened their 2012 seasons in the past few days. They also dig deeper into the basketball teams, both of which seems to be hitting their stride midway through the season. Dave ends the podcast with a short recap… Read more »
“Do your Future a Favor” – Ashley Hagelin
Are your finances lined up with your faith? Ashley Hagelin explores establishing good financial habits that relate to faith values. Hagelin comes to us from LSS (Lutheran Social Services of MN), a partner organization of Everence. In this chapel, she shares her story of student loan debt and encourages students to seek out resources for… Read more »