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Salt makes a difference. And so do you. Jesus is teaching his followers using everyday examples that they can relate to. Everyday examples we can relate to, as well. When I was a kid, my mom went on an anti-salt health kick. She had learned that salt can be bad for humans if we eat too much, and decided to
Gather with the Jewish and Christian communities here in State College for a worship service that lifts up our shared values and aspirations. Congregation Brit Shalom will host a traditional Jewish worship service led by Rabbi David Ostrich and including leaders from various faith traditions. All are welcome! The theme of the service will be that God speaks in many
Come enjoy a home-cooked meal on Sunday, February 26th after the morning worship services (8 am, 9 am and 10:30 am) at Grace Lutheran Church. Grace members will prepare lunch and gather with you and other students who are at worship. Lunch begins after the 10:30 am service ends (around 11:30 am) and is held in the Fireside Room (just
Free Pizza Friday with Muslim Student Association! Volunteers are needed to help tomorrow! On the first Friday of the month, Penn State’s Muslim Student Association (MSA) gives away free pizza outside the Forum in a gesture of goodwill and community building. Lutheran Campus Ministry and Lutheran Student Community are among the Christian campus ministries that are now partnering with MSA to support Free
Gather at Patee-Paterno Library in Foster Auditorium on Monday, February 6th at 7 pm for to learn and build relationships with people of other faiths. We’ll see the short documentary “Of Many” which tells the story of a Rabbi and an Imam at NYU and the way their friendship has shaped their lives and work. From there, leaders in the
DiscernPSU presents “Why I do What I do” Spring 2017. The speaker of the hour is Dr. Richard Alley, Evan Pugh Professor in the Department of Geosciences at Penn State. Dr Alley will speak on Tuesday, January 31st at 7 pm in the Memorial Lounge of Pasquerilla Spiritual Center and light refreshments will be provided. Dr. Richard Alley has authored
Dog Day this Thursday! Aspen the Siberian Husky is planning to visit campus on Thursday, January 19 from 9 am – 10 am. Looks like the weather will be just great (cool enough and no rain!) We’ll start out at Pasquerilla and make our way around the Forum, then up and back down Curtin Road. We go around or under
We just heard that our funding request for this year’s Alternative Spring Break has been approved!! So, I am encouraging you to make plans to join our Alternative Spring Break to DC this March! It promises to be an interesting and engaging time that mixes service, learning, exploration and community. This trip is a cooperative project for Lutheran Student Community, Wesley
Happy Epiphany! A Note from Alicia Anderson, campus minister Christmas ended yesterday and the season of Epiphany begins today. In case you hadn’t heard before, those “Twelve Days of Christmas” in the song begin on Christmas Day and run through January 5 each year. On January 6th, we mark the arrival of the magi who followed a star to find Jesus. The magi were strangers, foreigners
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., Penn State does not hold classes on Monday, January 16th, 2017. You can participate in Penn State’s Day of Service and help our community in honor of Dr. King and his important work. Just visit the volunteer@psu website to sign up. Shifts are from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm and you will receive
