Friday, August 21, 2015 — Dr. Helen Rader — “Unpack Your Bags & Stay Awhile”
Dr. Helen Rader spoke to the student body about transforming from their past, present, and future.
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Dr. Helen Rader spoke to the student body about transforming from their past, present, and future.
Rev. Greg Haseloff spoke to the student body about the theme for this year's spiritual board and vision for the campus of, "Behold." The students heard about transformation, witness, and what it means to be nurtured.
For the first chapel of the fall semester, the President of Asbury University, Dr. Sandra C. Gray, spoke to Asbury about knowledge, what it means to inhabit, and vital piety.
Dr. Rader addresses alumni about Asbury's accepted challenge.
Dr. John Oswalt addresses Asbury's alumni about Asbury's ministry.
Dr. Gyertson addresses alumni about Asbury's History.
Gregory Brenneman the Chairman of CCMP Capital and father of graduating senior Aaron Brennaman, spoke to the graduates during commencement.
Marshall Shelley the editor of the Leadership Journal a publication of Christianity Today, and father of graduating senior Marshal Bayly Shelley, spoke to the 2015 Unshakable Graduating class for the Baccalaureate service
The Unshakable Class hosts the last chapel of Spring 2015. Speakers Cato McKenzie and Kim Martin speak on thankfulness, opporunity, adventure, and God's love.
Today during the Engaging Culture Chapel, Erik Lokkesmoe, founder of A Different Drummer, speaks to Asbury about media and engaging in culture.
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