Chapel - Spring 2012: Recent Episodes
Baylor University - Spiritual Life
Guitarist, Keith Cooper, shows off his incredible guitar skills and shares the reasons for his faith to Chapel students.
The chairs for Dia detail upcoming festivities and Mark Richards shares a special message from myashleah.org
Burt Burleson speaks to students abou the inevitability and hope that comes from a world where pain is an unavoidable reality.
Nicole Bromley shares the story of abuse in her life to encourage chapel students that they are not alone and there is hope for healing.
Ryan Richardson leads chapel with a message of stopping to listen for God in the midst of your story.
The Sheri Mooney Memorial Scholarship Award Ceremony was presented to Christopher J. Gerac and Hillary C. Shellnut by Director of the Endowed Scholarship Program, Bill Dube.
Tony Jones, author of A Better Atonement (available online at http://www.patheos.com/blogs/tonyjones/2012/03/20/a-better-atonement-the-book/ speaks to chapel students about what the sacrifice of Jesus Christ really means.
Judge Starr wishes chapel students a Happy Ecclesiastical Equinox! Watch to find out what that's all about.
Spoken word artist, Micah Bournes, communicates to chapel the importance of "holy art."
Author, David Dark speaks to chapel students about understanding the importance of the stories we believe about God.
Adam Ecklund speaks to chapel students about the fleeting nature of life in comparison to the vastness of eternity.
Author, Rachel Held Evans, speaks to chapel students about her conclusions on living out a year of biblical womanhood and what it really means to live "biblically." See also: http://edge.baylor.edu/media/131560/131560-wvideo.mp4
Renowned organist Mark Thallander shares his story with chapel students about his recovery from a severe car accident.
Dr. Scott Todd brings a message to Baylor Chapel students about the possibility of eliminating poverty during this generation.
Charlene Ayers leads a choir composed of Baylor faculty and staff for worship with chapel students.
Baylor Chapel steps aside for the 11:15 service to allow for the celebration of Baylor University's Founders.
Actor, Ted Schwartz shares with students how he has connected faith with theater and shares the journey he has travelled in exploring his calling.
Baylor Chapel takes a look back at the ministry of Martin Luther King Jr. and his message of a hope for unity.
Dr. Burt Burleson leads Chapel students with a message of knowing God in the midst of the semester.
Chapel is kicked off for the semester with Jared Slack, Dr. Burt Burleson, and Vice President Kevin Jackson.