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J-Term Enrollment Highest in Years

J-Term Enrollment Highest in Years

Weekly Portraits of Calvary Life

Fifty-five students have participated in this week’s J-Term classes.  That is the highest J-Term enrollment in many years.  While many of the students came back to campus to attend these classes, some viewed the sessions online.  J-Term is beneficial for students looking to lighten their course load in the future by taking one class this week before all the others start.  The flexibility of online participation is an added bonus!  The courses offered this week were Bible Study Methods/Hermeneutics, Counseling Cross-Culturally, American Military History, Music Technology, Introduction to Philosophy, Ethics, and Conflict Resolution.

Dr. Gromacki taught Bible Study Methods/Hermeneutics.

Ken Tibberts taught Counseling Cross-Culturally.

Dr. Bitner taught American Military History.

Dr. Cone taught Ethics.

Dr. Hessel taught Conflict Resolution.

Joel Williamson taught Introduction to Philosophy.

Jeremy Schell taught Music Technology.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sara Klaassen

Alumni Relations Coordinator

 

Upcoming Basketball Games

January 6, 3:00 p.m. Women vs. Rhema Bible at Broken Arrow, OK

January 9, 5:00 (Women) & 7:00 p.m. (Men) vs. Kansas Christian at Overland Park, KS

January 12, 5:30 (Women) & 7:30 p.m. (Men) vs. Faith Baptist Bible at Ankeny, IA

January 13, 2:00 (Women) & 4:00 p.m. (Men) vs. Emmaus Bible at Dubuque, IA

Upcoming Calvary Events

First Day of Spring Semester                          January 8

Conference on Global Engagement               January 22-25

Engaging Grace Conference                           January 31

Alumni Phone-a-thon                                      February 1-28

Masterworks Chorus Presents “Elijah”

Masterworks Chorus Presents “Elijah”

Weekly Portraits of Calvary Life

Last Friday evening the Calvary Masterworks Chorus performed Elijah by Felix Mendelssohn.  A large crowd of family and friends filled Blue River Bible Church to enjoy the fruit of many weeks of practice by the vocalists and instrumentalists.  The chorus was comprised of Calvary students, faculty, staff, alumni, and singers from the local, Christian community.  The oratorio featured 47 movements following Elijah’s story in I Kings and incorporating other scriptures as well.  We were pleased to have Joshua Lawlor, David Adams, Un Chong Christopher, and Jacqueline Venable Simmons as soloists for the performance.  Jeremy Schell, our Chorale Director, was the director and conductor of the chorus and orchestra.

Sara Klaassen

Alumni Relations Coordinator

 

Upcoming Basketball Games

November 17, 6:00 p.m. Women vs. University of St. Mary at Home

November 18, 7:00 p.m. Men vs. Western Illinois at Macomb, IL

November 20, 4:00 p.m. Women vs. Faith Baptist Bible at Home

November 20, 7:00 p.m. Men vs. St. Louis Christian at Home

Upcoming Calvary Events

Charis Schneeberger’s Senior Recital                        November 18

The Sounds of Christmas: Music Dept. Concert         December 1

WinterShorts Acting Recital                                       December 2