This Week at Asbury Kentucky

Woo!  A new Community Life!  So I have a daughter now, and we’ll see what that does to my update schedule for comics in general, but I still love doing it, and I still want to keep doing them.  So just hang in there with me and I’ll try to keep the comics coming as regularly as I can!

In an effort to increase the spirit worship in chapel for the Spring semester, we want to create a core of people to help on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday to lead us in worship through intercessory prayer and the reading of Scripture.

Intercessors need to have a heart for prayer and be aware of the needs of the world, our nation, and our community.

Scripture Readers need to have a heart for sharing the Word of God in a way to bring those listening into the ever unfolding Biblical Narrative.

Along with these areas we are working to shape worship as a place for the drama of God’s Word to be experienced. Therefore, we want to create a core of people who would be interested in being a part of a Readers Choir.

Readers Choir This group will be given Scripture passages put into script form to rehearse and present in chapel services throughout the season of Lent. Those interested in this group need to have a heart for the drama that is contained in God’s Word and a gifting to share that with our community.

There will be an informational/orientation meeting for these three groups Wednesday, February 16^th and Thursday, February 17^th during the lunch hour (12pm-1pm) in Cordellia A.

If you have any questions or would like to be a part of one of these groups, please email the Chapel Office at chapel@asburyseminary.edu.

When you enter Asbury, her global community will change you.  And when it comes to Global Citizenship which is also deeply Christian, none compare to the hearts formed at Asbury.  From our Beeson International Center for Christian Leadership and Preaching to our Singing Seminarians, students and staff alike are forged by Asbury’s global community on a daily basis. From her Ministry for Global Community Development to her E. Stanley Jones school of world missions and more, Asbury’s faculty and staff engage in God’s mission to prepare and send forth world leaders who also know how to impact their alleyways.

But what are the hot zones for formation, and how can you get in them? Follow Asbury’s trending global experiences with the Director for Global Community Development and his weekly newsletter.  This publication, “Asbury International” reflects on the previous week’s global experiences and looks forward to upcoming can’t-miss moments and events.

Join in God’s movement as He prepares neighborhood leaders for a global world.
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Daily Schedule

Day 1: Thursday, March 1, 2012

6-6:30 p.m. – Registration
6:30 p.m. – Worship
7 p.m. – Session I – Rev. Esther Jadhav – Healing Grace of God
8:30 p.m. – Close of evening session

Day 2: Friday, March 2, 2012

8:30 a.m. – Worship
9 a.m. – Dr. Meesaeng Choi – Personal testimony of Physical Healing
9:45 a.m. – Q & A
10 a.m. – Break out session for healing prayer
10:30 a.m. – Break
11 a.m. – Healing Service with Dr. Ellsworth Kalas
12:15 p.m. – Blessing and sending forth

All sessions will be held in Estes Chapel.

For more information contact healingacademy@asburyseminary.edu.

Childcare is available by emailing spouse@asburyseminary.edu. 

Isn’t this great!!  Submitted by current student David Lyell.

Happy Holidays!