Founding Multicultural Services – Honoring Dr. Abraham Davis
Chapel Service honoring Dr. Abraham Davis, founder of multicultural services at EMU.
“Black Lives Matter: The Resocialization of Humanity” – Rev. Dr. Rodney D. Waller
Rev. Dr. Rodney D. Waller speaks on The Resocialization of Humanity inspired by John 11:1-37 for the Dialogue on Race and Ethnicity University Chapel. Reverend Dr. Rodney D. Waller is Senior Pastor of the third oldest African American Church in the United States, First African Baptist Church of Richmond, VA. Dr. Waller earned a Bachelor....
“Spiritual Life Week Chapel – Justice and Jesus? How do I make sense of this?”
How do Johonna Turner, Nancy Heisey, Ben Bailey, and several student leaders, make sense of justice and Jesus? Hear their stories. Johanna Turner is Assistant Professor with the Center for Justice and Peacebuilding. Nancy Heisey is Professor of Bible and Religion. Ben Bailey is Office Coordinator for the Department of Applied Social Sciences.
“Spiritual Life Week Chapel – Justice and Jesus? Why should I care?” – Sabrina Dorman
Sabrina Dorman, Director & Co-Founder of New Creation brings Spiritual Like Week chapel focusing on Jesus and Justice. Sabrina hails from the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Her passion for fighting human trafficking quickly developed after volunteering with The Zion Project, and she made it her mission to learn about this issue on a local and global....
“My Soul is Filled with Joy: Mariology & the Mission of Mennonite Education” – Dr. Malinda Berry
Augsburger Lecture Series Using the image and symbol of the alma mater, Dr. Malinda Berry makes the case for Christ-centered education in an Anabaptist/Mennonite tradition that conceptualizes our network of schools as alma maters, or nourishing soul-mothers that are the Seat of Wisdom. This case involves thinking carefully about a nonviolent interpretation of the Christian gospel....
The WCSC Presidential Debate sponsored by EMU Chapel
Hear from the students of the Washington Community Scholars’ Center as they use a presidential debate as the platform for addressing questions about DC, dynamics of the program, and how they find God in the city.
“Who do you say that I am?” – Raymond Zeigler
Jesus asks, “Who do you say that I am?” This compelling and relevant question is being asked by campus ministries this year. Join Raymond Zeigler, Center for Justice and Peacebuilding student, as he reflects on his life on the streets of Philly in light of Jesus asking Who do you say that I am?
“A Summer of Ministry” – Ministry Inquiry Program (MIP)
Have you considered exploring ministry? Carmen Schrock-Hurst, Bible and Religion Instructor, hosts Rachel Schrock and Jeremiah Knott as they share reflections from their experiences in ministry over the summer.
Interfaith Forum: Stories of Faith & Courage
International Education Week – Women’s Issues / Views of Women in Society. Graduate students Myriam Aziz and Darsheel Sehbi share from their own stories of faith and strength.
A Christian Response to Climate Change – Rev. Tafue Lusama
Reverend Tafue Lusama is from the small island nation of Tuvalu. Rev. Lusama is not only the leader of the Tuvalu Christian Church and a highly respected minister, but he is also an outspoken advocate for creation care and a Christian response to climate change. His small island nation is quickly disappearing as sea levels....