Carol Lund Hinderlie, Co-director of Holden Village, speaks at University Chapel.

The mission of Holden Village, a Lutheran ministry, is to welcome all people into the wilderness to be called, equipped and sent by God as we share rhythms of word and Sacrament, work, recreation and study, and intercession and healing.

http://www.holdenvillage.org/

International and study abroad students are recognized in this special Chapel service. Four students give reflections on their experiences studying at CLU and around the world.

Rev. Arne Bergland gives the homily after officially being installed as CLU's Director of Church Relations.

Rev. John Soyster of Mt. Cross Lutheran Church in Camarillo speaks at CLU.

The special Gifts of Hope project for 2008 will help provide the means for thousands of Southern Sudanese to return to their ancestral villages and to re-establish themselves in family homes.

A formula is a statement of a rule that relates different variables to each other. Formulas are used in many situations: banking, building bridges, buying a house, taking a trip, figuring sales tax, or designing a space shuttle. There's even a formula for calculating what the temperature is from how fast the crickets are chirping!

Clarice Hammett '06 is a CLU alum who has served the last two years in Mauritania in the Peace Corps.

This week, Paul Benz '08 from the Theatre Arts Department speaks about doing justice and recites a scene from the play Metamorphoses.

Dr. Pamela Brubaker, Professor of Religion, speaks about finding common ground between faiths.

Casey and Emma talk about their experiences at a Life Matters! faith conference this past summer.