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As we continue through our Worship as a lifestyle series, let's take a moment to recognize Hispanic Heritage Month. Between the 15th of September and the 15th of October, we as a nation, take the time to recognize and honor the traditions and culture of Hispanic and Latino communities that help make up our nation. After an abrupt end to the spring semester of 2020, Southern Wesleyan University Chapel has returned Live and inlighted of COVID-19. With the precautions that we are taking to proceed with on-campus activities, we have made adjustments to the chapel schedule, for more information visit SWU.edu.

“When you make the testing place the trusting place you’ll pass the test” “...and through the wrestling space you can find a resting space.” Mark O Wilson in Southern Wesleyan University chapel- Brent Dongell. We could not agree more! Rev. Mark O Wilison brings the joy that we all could use a little bit of in our lives in this "Uncharted Territory". After an abrupt end to the spring semester of 2020, Southern Wesleyan University Chapel has returned Live and inlighted of COVID-19. With the precautions that we are taking to proceed with on-campus activities, we have made adjustments to the chapel schedule, for more information visit SWU.edu.

The first of two chapel podcasts this week, chapel opens wellness week with a panel of students and faculty to help empower their fellow faculty staff and students to really emphasize wellness throughout the coming days. After an abrupt end to the spring semester of 2020, Southern Wesleyan University Chapel has returned Live and inlighted of COVID-19. With the precautions that we are taking to proceed with on-campus activities, we have made adjustments to the chapel schedule, for more information visit SWU.edu.

As we Move into week five of the Fall semester 2020, we continue our series on "together". Rev. Matt Smith brings us into week five with a message on staying focused and holding the line.

This week Southern Wesylan University Chaple counties their "Together" series, with the Men's Basket Ball team helping out! After an abrupt end to the spring semester of 2020, Southern Wesleyan University Chapel has returned Live and inlighted of COVID-19. With the precautions that we are taking to proceed with on-campus activities, we have made adjustments to the chapel schedule, for more information visit SWU.edu.

In the third week of the chapel series "Together," we got to hear the "Voices" of our current students sharing testimonies and stories of God's grace in the midst of #faithfilledcommunity.

We are Better Together. Rev. Ken Dill goes back to the basics in week two of Chapel. we were not created to live alone.

Welcome back, Warriors! Bringing us back into the Noton Hobson Chapel Building for this semester, Dr. Kim Jedlicka, 2021 Faculty member of the year, she opens with some word for this semester with a charge of perseverance! After an abrupt end to the spring semester of 2020, Southern Wesleyan University Chapel has returned Live and inlighted of COVID-19. With the precautions that we are taking to proceed with on-campus activities, we have made adjustments to the chapel schedule, for more information visit SWU.edu.

Pastor Amber Cook, continues on the topic of The Call for Global Engagement Week. The Call can be difficult to accept and the test of faith will not always be easy, but the fruits of this are wonderful. Now that you have heard; will you go?

Pastor Amber Cook, opens Global engagement week with a message on listening to the call form God! He is speaking; are we listening?

Rev. Bob Kerstetter wraps up Our Spiritual DNA with a message about growth in our lives.

Our spiritual DNA continues with some insight from Summer Ministry Teams as they show to us the power of selflessness and service. Our DNA shows us what we are and who He calls us to be.

“Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that.” - Martin Luther King, Jr. SWU Chapel welcomes back Stephon Ferguson this Wednesday. Ferguson's mission is to share his gift with the world to help continue the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by not only performing his words but also educating people about his philosophy of love, nonviolence, peace, and unity to help bring about positive change.

Last time, Rev. Ken Dill introduced us to an acronym that we as an institution strive to follow, that being TWIG. Today in our Spiritual DNA Michaela Wickham continues with TWIG by expanding on the letter "I', meaning Integrity. Whickham speaks about how through the word we live in internal lives. She later invites some SWU students to talk about their experience with the word in the world.

As we venture into the new semester, we continue our series on our Spiritual DNA. Rev. Ken Dill goes over some of our past, present, and future endeavors as an institution; as we seek an honest and authentic heart.

Dr. Paula Preusz Lemons gives a charge to the graduating class of Fall 2019 at Southern Wesleyan University.