Chapel Gathering in the Seminary – Page 17 – Eastern Mennonite University Podcast

“Where is God in this chaotic and hateful world?” – Billy Jones and Phil Yoder

M. HunsbergerFebruary 21, 2017February 22, 2017Chapel Gathering in the Seminary, Seminary, Student Speakers

“Where is God in this chaotic and hateful world?” or “Bad Fruit and the Watching Tree” Jeremiah 1:1-19 Preaching Class students. Billy Jones & Phil Yoder

“Worshiping God as Mother” – Dr. Reta Halteman Finger

M. HunsbergerFebruary 14, 2017February 14, 2017Chapel Gathering in the Seminary, Seminary

The Bible uses many metaphors for helping us understand and approach God. Today, in this chapel gathering, we worship God through several female images.

“Why are Young Adults Leaving the Church?” – Ryan Ahlgrim

M. HunsbergerFebruary 9, 2017Chapel Gathering in the Seminary, Seminary

“Why Are Young Adults Leaving the Church?” …longing for God, looking for God (Psalm 42:1-5) Ryan Ahlgrim, Pastor First Mennonite Church of Richmond, VA Ryan Ahlgrim’s passion is to communicate an honest and persuasive faith in God. Wrestling with doubts since his teenage years, he has explored why we believe what we believe. A graduate....

“What’s Stopping You?” – David Evans

M. HunsbergerFebruary 7, 2017February 7, 2017Chapel Gathering in the Seminary, Faculty/Staff Speakers, Seminary

Continuing the School for Leadership Training conversation: Dr. David Evans, Assistant Professor of History, Mission, Intercultural and Interfaith Studies, leads the Seminary Chapel Gathering in conversation about “neighboring” others, using the parable of the Good Samaritan. “What’s Stopping You.” …identify systems and institutions that make it difficult to draw near to people from different social....

“Love the One You’re With” – David Evans

M. HunsbergerJanuary 31, 2017January 31, 2017Chapel Gathering in the Seminary, Faculty/Staff Speakers, Seminary

David Evans, Assistant Professor of History, Mission, Intercultural and Interfaith Studies, leads the Seminary Chapel Gathering in conversation about “neighboring” others, using the parable of the Good Samaritan.

“But wait, what does it mean?” – Rebekah Nolt

M. HunsbergerJanuary 24, 2017January 24, 2017Chapel Gathering in the Seminary, Seminary, Student Speakers

Rebekah Nolt, Artist and EMS student, offers reflections on being an artist and then guides Chapel Gathering participants through a Visio Divina: Leaning into the questions and discovering meaning in the artwork before them. You may choose to listen to Rebekah’s guiding voice as you choose a piece of art with which to engage.