PROGRAMS

MODELS OF MINISTRY transform the way students and the broader community view ministry by providing alternative models and viewpoints. Our experience and history reflect that within the black church, the definition of ministry is often limited to preaching.

Models of Ministry

Our aim is to broaden students’ perceptions of ministry through exposure to diverse ministry models.

CHAPEL SPEAKER LUNCHEONS

enable Chapel speakers and invited students to dialogue on how spirituality and ethics inform and shape vocational discernment and leadership.

“FAITH IN THE WORKPLACE”

lectures expose students to leaders who integrate their faith with the competing demands of the workplace, marketplace, and public life. Lecturers share how spirituality and ethics informed their career choice, impacted their decision-making and discuss the attendant struggles.

INTERFAITH LECTURES

are sponsored through the Religious Fellowship Council for dialogue on ecumenical issues, the application of faith and exposure to diverse faith traditions.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT LIVE (WNL)

Contemporary worship services have resulted in a campus explosion, as students who are exploring ministry as a vocation can see their peers and other young adult role models in ministry as guest preachers and organizers. Students offer and develop their gifts in church administration, dance, music, spoken word, exhortation, and leadership through planning, publicing conducting these monthly services