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Kansas
Wesleyan University is committed to the faithful task of being
a Christian university by elevating and celebrating what we know
as religious life or faith. KWU and the Dean of the Chapel provide
weekly chapel service, fellowship, small groups, service opportunities,
personal growth counseling, prayer support, and the opportunities
for spiritual growth. As KWU, we celebrate the freedom and dignity
of each person as a child of God. KWU's Campus Ministry mission
is to witness to presence Jesus Christ in the world, and to follow
his teachings through acts of compassion, justice, worship and
devotion under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
The Dean of the Chapel, Dr. John
Blackwell, oversees all of campus ministry. His office is located
in 310 Pioneer Hall. Dr. Blackwell’s email address is jblackwell@kwu.edu,
and his telephone extension is 1310.
KWU actively seeks to cultivate
both student participation and leadership. Our ministries are
specifically designed to meet student’s needs for spiritual
growth. Programs, activities and worship experiences are open
to all students, faculty and staff. ALL ARE WELCOME!
The Dean of the Chapel is also a
member of KWU’s Religion and Philosophy Department and works
closely with this department. Click here for information about
KWU's Religion and Philosophy Department www.kwu.edu/religion/
THEME OF THE SEMESTER – Human Dignity
Each semester, the
Dean of the Chapel will announce a "Theme of the Semester."
He will lift-up the theme in chapel services, and he will challenge
the KWU community to incorporate this theme into every aspect
of campus life. Dr. John Blackwell has announced that the theme
for Fall 2005 is "Human Dignity." This theme celebrates
the inherent worth of each and every member of the KWU campus,
as well as all people in God’s creation.
CHAPEL – The Calling
KWU’s student chapel service
is called The Calling. This is a student – centered service
that takes place each Tuesday evening. The time is 7 p.m., and
the place is University United Methodist Church (across the street
from KWU). The Calling consists of great music, inspiring preaching,
sharing joys and concerns, and a time for prayer.
THEOPHILES
It means “lovers of God.”
It also means that God is love. And for KWU, Theophiles is the
name of our student fellowship group that meets each Tuesday evening,
immediately following The Calling. The Dean of the Chapel leads
the gathering, a time for fellowship, reflection, and Christian
support.
FCA
(Fellowship of Christian `Anybodies')
Join other KWU students for this time of fellowship, mission
and devotions.
Wednesdays at 9 p.m.
McAdams Student Center
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