Convocation: Susan Schultz-Huxman

Join President Susan Schultz Huxman to launch spring semester with the address, Connecting the Dots: High Impact Engagement at EMU. There will be a time of prayerful sending for the Guatemala-Spain and Middle East Cross-Cultural Seminars at the close of the service. 2019 Spring Convocation Convocation welcomed new students, faculty and staff and greeted those returning. President Huxman encouraged all students....

Chapel Gathering in the Seminary: Shenandoah Valley Biblical Storytellers

Join with the Shenandoah Valley Biblical Storytellers as the recite sections of the Christmas story from scripture, interspersed with music.  From their website: “We are a group of biblical storytellers from varied Christian traditions who have banded together to use our gifts to share the Bible in a way that many have not heard before. ....

Augsburger Lecture: N.T. Wright

  Promised Glory: Straightforth Thinking about God and the World N.T. Wright, Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity at University of St. Andrews, speaks for the annual Augsburger Lecture Series. The Augsburger Lectureship provides resources to annually bring to campus a noted lecturer to address pertinent topics in the area of Christian evangelism and mission....

Chapel Gathering in the Seminary: N.T. Wright

The Spirit and the Church’s Task (John 16:4b-15) N.T. Wright, Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity at University of Saint Andrews, addresses seminary chapel in Martin Chapel (Seminary Building) for the annual Augsburger Lecture Series. A Q&A takes place from 11:45-Noon. Complete schedule found here. The Augsburger Lectureship provides resources to annually bring to campus a....

Campus Worship: Faculty Calling TenTalks

Gather for campus worship featuring Faculty TenTalks on Callings inspired by the common read, Callings: The Purpose and Passion of Work and the student life What’s Your Why? theme. James Richardson, Assistant Professor, Music Carol Hurst, Associate Professor, Applied Social Sciences Matthew Siderhust, Professor, Chemistry