Corporate Worship Chapel, led by students and faculty, offers a time of worship through music.
There are no classes on Day of Prayer. Highlights include:
The test is for enrolled students who wish to improve their ACT scores or need placement for enrollment/registration at Bryan. Cost: $31. Bring a calculator and exact cash or a check made out to Bryan College and your student ID to the test room: Mercer 317. Testing begins promply at 8am.
Sign up with Jennifer Travis in Mercer 234 before November 13th.
An optional Christian Life Formation course examining the Epistle of James in an innovative retreat setting. Dr. Peter Held will be teaching a chapter-by-chapter exposition over the course of the retreat which runs from Friday evening to Sunday morning. For directions to Cedine, click the URL above.
International Leadership Forum: a commentery on the American National Election. This chapel will focus on the remaining hours before the last vote is cast, with commentary provided by an eclectic group of professors and one staff member, to include: Drs. Ketchersid, Kennard, Turner, and Pascucci; and Messrs. Palmer and Clark; Dean of Students, Mr. Bruce Morgan. Dr. Ron Petitte, who directs Bryan’s Center for Leadership Studies and the Department of Politics & Government, will moderate the discussion.
Mr. Sam Spatola of Saints Equipped to Evanglize and the Italy Abroad Semester's partner Saints Bible Institute will be speaking, continuing on the theme, "The Power and Beauty of the Gospel Throughout the World." He and his wife, Chris, have
been church planters and missionaries to Italy since 1978. Born in Italy, Sam grew up in Los Angeles and later graduated from Spokane Bible College with a bachelor of Divinity degree.
Dr. Beth Impson, Professor of English at Bryan, will be sharing her compelling thoughts on the nature and purposes of beauty. Beth has her BA, MA, and PhD in English from the University of Kansas and has taught over 20 years in public universities and Christian colleges. Beth and her husband have 5 children and 14 grandchildren. Beth’s publications include her book, Called to Womanhood, as well as articles and reviews in World and Touchstone. She has her BA, MA, and PhD in English from the University of Kansas and has taught over 20 years in public universities and Christian colleges. Beth and her husband have 5 children and 14 grandchildren. Beth’s publications include her book, Called to Womanhood, as well as articles and reviews in World and Touchstone.
Bryan College is honored to host Grammy award-winning, multi-format singer-songwriter, pianist, record producer, session musician, and author Charlie Peacock. Peacock is often noted as a unique musical and lyrical voice, intelligent, innovative, and difficult to categorize. His resume includes touring artist, much-recorded songwriter, record company president, seminary student, jazz pianist/composer, and most recently, Sr. A&R consultant to mega-music publisher Sony/ATV.
Charlie's songwriting and production credits include Switchfoot, Amy Grant, Sara Groves, David Crowder Band, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Béla Fleck, Sixpence None The Richer, Al Green, Audio Adrenaline, and many more.
In addition to working with Jon Foreman on his solo EPs, Charlie is currently working on new singer-songwriter material and his next book, tentatively titled "Buechner's Rock." Charlie recently released Arc Of The Circle, an improvisational duets recording with saxophonist Jeff Coffin featuring guests, drummer Derrek Phillips (Charlie Hunter), and guitarist Marc Ribot (Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, John Zorn).
Charlie recently finished his Art Music Justice Tour with friends Sara Groves and Derek Webb.
Bryan College is honored to host Grammy award-winning, multi-format singer-songwriter, pianist, record producer, session musician, and author Charlie Peacock. Peacock is often noted as a unique musical and lyrical voice, intelligent, innovative, and difficult to categorize. His resume includes touring artist, much-recorded songwriter, record company president, seminary student, jazz pianist/composer, and most recently, Sr. A&R consultant to mega-music publisher Sony/ATV.
Charlie's songwriting and production credits include Switchfoot, Amy Grant, Sara Groves, David Crowder Band, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Béla Fleck, Sixpence None The Richer, Al Green, Audio Adrenaline, and many more.
In addition to working with Jon Foreman on his solo EPs, Charlie is currently working on new singer-songwriter material and his next book, tentatively titled "Buechner's Rock." Charlie recently released Arc Of The Circle, an improvisational duets recording with saxophonist Jeff Coffin featuring guests, drummer Derrek Phillips (Charlie Hunter), and guitarist Marc Ribot (Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, John Zorn).
Charlie recently finished his Art Music Justice Tour with friends Sara Groves and Derek Webb.
The featured movie in Chapel this fall is Amazing Grace, powerfully telling the story of William Wilberforce. Starring Ioan Gruffudd.
The featured movie in Chapel this fall is Amazing Grace, powerfully telling the story of William Wilberforce. Starring Ioan Gruffudd.
The featured movie in Chapel this fall is Amazing Grace, powerfully telling the story of William Wilberforce. Starring Ioan Gruffudd.
The Bryan Brass and Flute Ensembles will be featured at the Hunter Museum in Chattanooga, performing a program of Christmas music.
Come to Mercer 110 to hear from David Rodney Fraley of the Agentia talent agency in Chattanooga. See www.agentiatalent.com for more information about his company.
Meet in the Lion's Den for this Junior Class 'Fiesta'.
The Junior Class Christmas Party will meet in the Lions' Den.
Discussion led by Steve DeGeorge in Mercer 139
Topic: Scott, E.C. and G. Branch. 2008. The OOPSIE compromise - a big mistake. Reports of the NCSE 28(2):26-28.
Ben Williams will be keynoting the ACSI Northern California Senior High Leadership Conference. He will be conducting five sessions dealing with worldview thinking and student leadership. His schedule will include:
Wednesday Evening (7:00 p.m.): Worldview Living and the Life of a Leader
Thursday Morning (9:00 a.m.): Naturalism: The World as We See It
Thursday Afternoon (1:45 p.m.): Transcendentalism: The World as We Want It
Thursday Evening (7:00 p.m.): Dealing with Doubt
Friday Morning (9:00 a.m.): Living the Christian Worldview
Image Bearers is a unique ministry that focuses on intercessory prayer and worship a.k.a. - praying very purposefully for the needs around us. It is also a ministry that focuses on learning how to know the will of God and pray to as well as worship God in a more authentic way.
Meeting in Latimer 302.Come on out for snacks, fun, and learn lots of ways YOU can make a difference! Meeting in Latimer 302.
All teams, all team mentors, all leadership asked to attend this kickoff session. Location: Choir Room, Rudd basement.
The Christmas Banquet will be held at the Bryan College Dining Hall in the Latimer Student Life Center. The theme is The Polar Express.
Special Open Dorm!
Come join us for a Fall Festival of Fun.
Pumpkin Judging & Door Prizes will be at 11pm in front of Robinson.
Students can learn what LIFEBLOOD does, who we help, and new ways they can be involved this year in saving orphans' lives. Free coffee and prizes will be present.
Location: Vans will depart from Student Center Parking Lot
Details: One plasma donation provides enough money to sponsor an abandoned Indian child for one month. New donors need proof of social security #, proof of address, and photo ID. Send questions to dvillanue9374@bryan.edu.
Challenge yourself now. Deepen your allegience to our Master. Live well.
Join us for an informational meeting about summer ’09 missions internships with partners in Rwanda, Austria, Slovakia, Italy, China, and India. We’ll discuss this year’s opportunities, your involvement, and how to apply.
Join us in Rudd auditorium at 6 o'clock tonight for the "Meaning of Life" magic show by B.J. Harris, a world renowned illusionist. Practical Christian Involvement is sponsoring the show as a way of connecting with the larger Dayton community and providing an on-campus experience for Dayton youth.
Tickets are $6 for kids (12 and under) and college students and $8 for adults. Call 877-720-8282 for information and to reserve your tickets.
Games are played on the practice soccer field - 4 pm FR vs SR and 5 pm FAC vs SO
Our van will depart at 4:00 from in front of the cafeteria.
4 pm - JR vs SR 5 pm - FR vs FAC. Games are played on the practice soccer field.
This event is by invitation only and will be held in Brock Hall.
The Bryan College debate team will depart for the Belmont Debate Tournament, Nashville, Tennessee, Friday, November 14, 11:00 A.M. If the team advances, they will be in competition on Saturday, November 15.
Meet us in front of the cafeteria--van's depart at 12:00 pm.
Latimer 3rd Floor Conference
We will be meeting from 7-8 that night to discuss how our time in Dayton has gone so far and re-evaluating our strategy from here on out. Please come and share your ideas with us so that this will be more effective for God's glory.
