UNW Chapel

Spring 2019

Pastor Seth Martin talks to students about how we can look at something and miss the point and how God has called us to important work.

References: John 4:31-38

Matthew St. John, the Senior Pastor at New Hope Church, calls students to be bearers of a holistic gospel and live through faith.  

References: Luke 4:25, Genesis 1:26, Genesis 2:15, Ephesians 3:9  

Spring 2019  - "This Week in Chapel"

Nina Barnes, VP of Student Life, discusses with students the legacy Martin Luther King Jr. left on the world. Nina talked about living with active faith through love, as well as addressing issues of injustice. 

This Chapel was broken into segments with song intermissions performed by Katy St. John and Zach Chiles.

References: Mark 12:29-33, 1 Corinthians 13:4-7, 1 John 4:9-12  

Spring 2019  - "Mission of Chapel"

Dr. Alan Cureton, President of the University of Northwestern, emphasizes how important "unity in the community" is for the Christian community as well as the Northwestern community. 

References: Ephesians 4: 1-6 

Spring 2019  - "Mission of Chapel"

Kristina Myankova is a chapel assistant as well as a current student at the University of Northwestern. Kristina discusses that with the love of God, there is no need to fear.

References: 1 John 4: 16-18

Spring 2019  - "Mission of Chapel"

Justin Jeppesen, Director of Chapel, discusses "why Northwestern does chapel."

References: Isaiah 43:1-7,18-19 

Later on in the chapel, Justin brings up VP of Student Life Nina Barnes to discuss an announcement that will be put into place come Fall 2019.

Fall 2018 - "Awestruck by Advent" 

Austin Heil is a current student at the University of Northwestern. Austin challenges students to truly ask themselves: "is God enough?" 

References: Psalm 27: 4, Ephesians 3:14

Fall 2018 - "Awestruck by Advent"

Dr. Colin Nicholl is the author of The Great Christ Comet: Revealing the True Star of Bethlehem. During this chapel, he discusses the origin of the star of Bethlehem. 

Fall 2018 - "DO Justice"

David Fenrick, former asst. dean in Student Life, along with four Northwestern students discuss their take on what justice means in today's world as Christians.