Archive for November, 2015

This week’s Antelope Intros feature a spirited new employee who’s passionate about a wide range of things, especially her husband, and a guy who sings the praises of his wife — and just likes to sing, period.

The College of Theology’s Ministry Forum tackled the three different views of communion (Memorial, Lutheran, Reformed) in a session Monday that sparked a lot of discussion. In the end, the three speakers — Dr. Joshua Greever, James Waddell and Dr. Shawn Bawulski — agreed that while there are definite differences among the three viewpoints, there also are a lot of similarities.

Ron Merrell is funny. He’s also direct. And his Chapel talk Monday morning had a funny way of going directly to your heart. Between funny stories and one-liners, the former standup comic urged everyone in the Arena to concentrate on listening to what God says about them and ignoring what their detractors say. But our mission doesn’t stop there.

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences on Monday created a Day of the Dead altar decorated with flowers, colorful streamers, photos of departed loved ones, crosses, crucifixes, even plates of cookies. Nov. 2 is a day when some believe the souls of the departed return to earth and provide counsel and advice to loved ones. (Photos by GCU News Bureau and Kathy Britton, GCU counseling program manager)