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“The End of Lament” – Andrea Dalton Saner

Dr. Andrea Dalton Saner, Assistant Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew Language at EMS, addresses Chapel Gathering around Psalm 88 and Romans 8:18-39. Context: Romans 8 is not an Advent text, but perhaps it could be. Advent is a season of waiting–perhaps of groaning–and repenting, preparing ourselves to be awake and ready for the coming....

“What is your ministry?” – Hannah Shultz and Perry Blosser

Hear reflections from聽Hannah Shultz and Perry Blosser聽about the聽Ministry Inquiry Program this past summer.聽How does ministry inquiry look for you? Hannah Shultz served with聽Manantial de Vida in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Her聽responsibilities included sharing her testimony, praying, helping children learn about gardening and Earth care, leading children鈥檚 worship, translating documents from Spanish to English, choreographing worship songs for....

“Coates, Hope, Bible” – Dr. Kevin Seidel

What is the connection between Coates, Hope and the Bible? Hear the thoughts of Professor Kevin Seidel as part of the Common Read (Between the World and Me) Chapel Series. Emulate opens the chapel with music. Dr. Kevin Seidel聽serves as Associate Professor of Language and Literature. A native of California, Seidel came to 黑料正能量 from....

University Colloquium – Nabila Hijazi

Nabila Hijazi is a Graduate Writing Fellow at the University of Maryland and a Ph.D. candidate with a focus in English and a Concentration in Composition & Rhetoric. She is an ESL expert and has published in this field. In this colloquium address, Nabila speaks to us about strategies for promoting multicultural voices on our....

Praise Worship – Celebration

Gather with Celebration for praise worship featuring singing and exploring what is our true and proper worship (Romans 12:1-2). Romans 12:1-2 – New International Version (NIV) 12 Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God鈥檚 mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God鈥攖his is your true....

“Radical Anabaptist Womanism: Daring Daughters from Margin to Center” – Melody Pannell

Melody M. Pannell, Assistant Professor of Social Work and Chairperson for the Diversity and Inclusion Committee, speaks in Chapel Gathering at Eastern Mennonite Seminary on the topic of, “Radical Anabaptist Womanism: Daring Daughters from Margin to Center.”