UNW Chapel

Phil Norris & Judy Hougen

Fall 2017 - "A Faithful Presence"

Hosted by the College of Arts & Humanities

Phil Norris, Professor of Music: Trumpet, Music Theory, Instrumental Methods at UNW, explains why it is important to invest time, thought, and effort into artistic work from an Evengelical Christian perspective.

References: 2 Timothy 3:7, Philippians 4:8, Genesis 1:27, Exodus 35:30-31, Psalm 19:1, Psalm 24:1

Judy Hougen, Professor of English at UNW, talks to students on the topic of beauty, and what it should mean to Christians.

References: Exodus 28:2, Revelation 21:19

Kimberly Cronen & Mark Seignious

Fall 2017 - "A Faithful Presence"

Hosted by College of Arts & Humanities

Kimberly Cronen, a Spanish professor at Northwestern, and Mark Seiginious, a Communication professor, speak about caring for those in our sphere of influence as true neighbors and stewards of God's grace.

References: Luke 10:25-37; 1 Peter 5:10-11

Heather Walker & Jonathan Den Hartog

Fall 2017 - "A Faithful Presence"

Hosted by the College of Arts & Humanities

Heather Walker, chair of the English department, and Jonathen Den Hartog, chair of the history department, talk about having a failthful presencse as children of God in all aspects of our modern world.

References: Matthew 5:1-12; Revelation 11:15

Malachi O'Brien

Fall 2107 - "Social Media, Technology, & the Gospel"

Malachi O'Brien, a pastor of Connection Point Church, speaks about seeking the face of God in prayer as a bold generation of revival.

References: Psalm 24:3-6

Malachi O'Brien

Fall 2017 - "Social Media, Technology, & the Gospel"

Malachi O'Brien, pastor of Connection Point Church, speaks to the students in chapel about impacting lives with the Gospel through social media to stir revival.

References: Malachi 1:2,10

Darrel Gillespie

Fall 2017 - "Worshipful Work"

Darrel Gillespie, Senior Pastor at Proverbs Christian Church, works through the definition of what it means to work for God's glory so that the fruits of work will be building God's Kingdom.

References: Exodus 33:12-18

Mike Schumann

Fall 2017 - "Worshipful Work"

Mike Schumann, an adjunct professor at UNW, speaks on "what ruined work" at the fall of Adam and Eve, and how that has continued destroying our relationship with work today.

References: Genesis 3; Genesis 11:1-19; Psalm 127:1-2

Mike Schumann

Fall 2017 - "Worshipful Work"

Mike Schumann, an adjunct professor at UNW, helps students and faculty uncover the beauty, order, and function of work as it was created and intended by God to invite us into the joy of glofying Him.

References: Genesis 1:1; Genesis 2:15; Colossians 3:17

Bob Oehrig, Emily Bowen, & Emily Nelson

Fall 2017 - "Global Awareness Week"

Bob Oehrig, executive director of Arrive Ministries, speaks to Emily Nelson and Emily Bowen, about their experiences working with Somali refugee families and building "relationships that are strong enough to bear the Gospel" through tutoring. He expands on the current state of displaced peoples and refugees around the world, and the mission of Arrive.

References: Leviticus 19:33; Exodus 23:9; Psalm 14; Leviticus 27:19; Luke 10:25-37

REVIVE & One Place

Fall 2017 - "Homecoming Week"

REVIVE, an on campus prayer ministry, and One Place, a student-lead organization that pursues intimacy with the Lord, lead the UNW students in a prayer chapel centered around a believer's identity in Christ and praying boldly for God's miracles in the life of each student.

References: Matthew 3:17; John 17:23; Mark 5:25-34