Chapels In the midst of a busy week, WOLBI students often find themselves overwhelmed with things to do, learn, and study. For this reason, chapels are held several times a week for the student body to join together in worship and pl eaching of the Word of God (without a test given afterwards!) Presidential Chapel, Ministry Chapel, Snow Camp Chapel, and Dean’s Chapel all occur at various times throughout the year. These chapels serve a variety of purposes and deal with many issues that may not normally be addressed in the classroom. Other special chapels include the Feed die Need chajiels, focusing on missions, and second year chapels, where the upper classmen share some of what they have learned with die first year students. Each of these chapels gives the student something new to think about from Cod’s Word as they go through the day. . . . . 0 0 7 Rachel Hosan
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Ken Reeder and Ben Martin HfcMie student body in worship during many chapel services. .
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Right: Mike Calhoun addresses die student body during Presidential Chapel. Far Right: Miss Kirby gives a ugirl talk0 every Friday in dean’s chapel.
Far Left: Our faithful pianist, Nathan Beatty, accompanies die worship time. Left: Special music from die v World-Famous Word of Life Collegians^ always livens up chapel. Above: Paul Bubar updates die students on what is happening widi Word of Life worldwide.
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