UNW Chapel

Fall 2021

Justin speaks about remembering that we are God's beloved. He gives seven actions to take to help brand upon our hearts the crucial word of remembrance. 

Matthew 2:1-12 

Fall 2021

Pastor Stephanie Williams O'Brien is a Pastor at Mill City church and is an author of several books. She summarizes her book "Make a Move: How to Stop Wavering and Make Decisions in a Disorienting World".

References:

Acts 16

Fall 2021

Peter Kapsner Professor at UNW continues with Justin Jeppesen on his message about what it means to speak truth to one another. 

Ephesians 4:15

Fall 2021

Peter Kapsner, professor at UNW, begins speaking about what it means to speak truth to one another.

Spring 2021

10/13/21 

This chapel is stories of the Latinx community through five students who will be sharing different vantage points. One student will be sharing her own personal story.

Spring 2022

Pastor Ming-Jinn Tong continues to speak on the topic of one another's. He speaks on how to respect and treat each other with kindness even if they do not agree with you. He speaks on how to honor others in our heart and seek harmony with each other, to give preference to one another over yourself.  

Romans 12:10 

Fall 2021

Skye Jethani continues speaking about the ways we relate to God in prayer and with one another.

References:

Exodus 34

2 Corinthians 3

Fall 2021

Skye Jethani speaks about the radical life and the full Christian life experience we can have if we learn to have a deep abiding never-ending communion with God. 

Fall 2021

Liam Criag, a Pastoral Ministries student at UNW, shares his testimony.

References:

1 Thessalonians 5:15

Ephesians 4:31-32

Fall 2021

Global and Local Engagement (GLE) is a student organization at UNW. They exist to cultivate in Northwestern students a passion for the global and local community, an expanded worldview, and an active pursuit of justice in line with Christ’s teaching and God’s transformative power in the world. In this chapel, they share real stories from the Latinx community through five students who will be sharing different vantage points.