Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day… Odds are that you’ve heard the story, or you can at least guess what it’s about: a kid named Alexander has an exceptionally awful day. […]
Robert Smith Jr. spoke in chapel Friday, on circumcision of the heart. Smith said everyone makes mistakes, goes through hard times and feels pain. But while our past may shape us, it is not what defines us. […]
This semester, three different organizations will host student-led chapels during the month of April. Student Government Association, Greek Life and the Honors Community have all been asked to lead. University Ministries is excited about the […]
Five men clad in all black and gripping their instruments, took the stage of the G. M. Savage Memorial Chapel Tuesday night under the name “St. Louis Brass,” sounding the first notes on the last stop […]
Dressed in his usual bow tie and suit, President Samuel W. “Dub” Oliver preached on transitioning in different aspects of life Friday in chapel. “How do we handle the transitions God brings in our lives?” Oliver […]
It’s not often that a chapel speaker leads the student body in a song popularized by Barney the Dinosaur. But for Lisa Peoples, standing behind the podium in white and black chevron pants and a […]
George Guthrie, biblical studies professor, and his wife Pat related the story of their marriage and shared lessons from their own experience in the first Crabtree Family Life Series chapel service Wednesday. The lectures focus […]
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