Chapel Worship: Lana Miller
Lana Miller shares reflections as a sending gesture in her final weeks as the undergraduate campus pastor.
Coalition for Climate Justice
Gather with the EMU Coalition for Climate Justice for engagement with student leaders focused on earth justice and related issues.
Exploring Zera House
Join Abe Hartzler in hosting Ariel Wagner to bring reflections and a call from Zera House, a ministry with the vision to see women who have healed from sexual exploitation through holistic and sustainable living so they are equipped to live out God’s purposes of their lives. Isaiah 61:11 “For as the soil makes the....
Chamber Singers
The EMU Chamber Singers offer a chapel service for the campus community.
MLK, Jr. Commemoration
Gather with students and staff from the Spring Break Civil Rights Tour and the Gospel Choir to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the legacy of his life.
“Speak out for Peace!” – Student Voices
Hear portions of student-prepared speeches highlighting many forms of peace as part of the C. Henry Smith Peace Oratorical Contest. The full speeches can be heard TONIGHT – Friday, March 23 at 7 p.m. in Martin Chapel (Seminary Building). Fabiana Espinal “Creativity as a Path to Healing and Connection” Kyle Good “Food as Conscientious Objection”....
Jeff Gundy, poet
Gather with Jeff Gundy, poet, and Jerry Holsopple, songwriter, for a creative, reflective chapel experience. Who is Jeff Gundy? What about Jerry Holsopple?
“‘She persisted:’ 3 stories of pioneering women” – Dr. Susan Schultz Huxman
President Dr. Susan Schultz Huxman addresses aspects of the history of women’s movements for Women’s History Month.
Y-Trip Sending Chapel
Gather for personal reflections on serving others from seniors Alexa Weeks and Jack Hummel and a prayerful sending for the Spring Break Y-Trip groups – a program of Y-Serve and Campus Ministries.
Chapel – Coach Kirby Dean
Coach Kirby Dean shares his heart for God one last time as an EMU staff member. Hear his heart as he moves out of coaching men’s basketball and into his role as Director of Parks and Recreation for Rockingham County.