Vice President for Spiritual Development, Dr. Sam Garner, challenges listeners to take the opportunity before them to grow and transform in the midst of being uncomfortable.

Followed by a prayer for our students lead by Dr. Clark Roush, Endowed Chair for the Performing Arts, and a prayer for our faculty and staff lead by student, Alex Motta.

Recent graduate and admissions enrollment counselor, Cole Satterfield addresses the need for positivity as well as challenging students to seek change on a micro-level.

York College's 21st president, Dr. Sam Smith opens the new semester by encouraging students, faculty, and staff to have the boldness like that found in an athletic apparel company's slogan and the story found in Matthew 14. The opening chapel marked the beginning of the 130th year of York College.

Jeff Albers, Head Women's Wrestling Coach, shares "Purpose - A Truly Inspiring Video and Speech" by Fearless Soul ft. Walter Bond and challenges listeners to find their purpose.

Crystal Nething, Head Volleyball Coach, talks about challenges she has faced and triple-dog-dares listeners.

Dr. Michael Case, Professor of Bible, shares the importance of growing with technology and recognizing it's limitations.

Dr. Frank Wheeler, professor of Bible, talks about the imbalance of the world and how God uses each person to bring back the beauty, balance and harmony that He create.

Sadie Carr is a sophomore elementary education major from Henderson, NE. Sadie is a member of the track & field team, cheer team and the concert choir. She explains how people can be themselves and be united, as well as the ways she has experienced unity through activities on campus.

Austin Hackel is a senior vocal performance and Biblical studies major from Broken Bow, NE. In this chapel talk, Austin speaks on how unity is found in God and works of love.

Hannah Rohda is a senior psychology major, minoring in biblical studies from Omaha, NE. She is a member of the cross country, track & field, and campus ministries teams. Hannah introduces Unity Week in chapel and talks about the importance of respecting people's differences.