As a continuation of a previous MUblog post, this post explores how evangelicals can graciously engage Mormonism as the 2012 U.S. elections approach. The following is a column written by Multnomah's Dr. Paul Louis Metzger earlier this year for evangelical voters in Florida’s Sun Sentinel prior to the Florida primary.
February's edition of Muse, Multnomah's online student publication, addresses issues of love and justice as Muse staff and contributors seek to understand the concept of love in a broken world.
Muse was honored to have not only Muse staff contributors for this edition, but also alumni, seminary, DCP, and MU staff contributors as well. Read the rest of this entry »
"Have you ever been in a very dark space... [where] you couldn't see anything?"
Multnomah's president Dr. Dan Lockwood began his spring 2012 Convocation Chapel address with a story about a trip to New Zealand with his daughter, Elise. Preparing for a black-water rafting excursion, Dr. Lockwood and Elise donned wetsuits, climbing harnesses, and headlamps. Then they proceeded to climb down a 150-foot shaft to a steep tunnel that led to an underground river where a rubber raft awaited them. After traveling a half mile down the river, their guide told them to turn off the headlamps.
Listen to the spring 2012 Convocation Chapel. Read the rest of this entry »
Join the Multnomah Lions for their Homecoming Week celebration home game:
We've been publishing posts for our 75th Anniversary year featuring some of the goodies from yesteryear we've been finding...some of you actually sent us some old gear! We were especially excited to receive this letter sweater from an Alumna who still had her original class of 1951 class pin attached! Just look at that thing - something tells me that current students would really go for a true "throwback" style like this.
The staff of Multnomah's new student publication Muse just launched the online magazine's third issue. The theme for this December edition is "Celebration." Celebrating the everyday gifts from God - even the little things. Celebrating triumph and freedom from the chains of abuse. Celebrating a commitment to live life with joy to the fullest for Christ's glory. Read the rest of this entry »
The dedication of Multnomah Reno-Tahoe's library (June 29th, 2011) marked one of Multnomah's first steps towards offering a full 4-year degree in Reno without students needing to travel to the home campus in Portland, Oregon. Read the rest of this entry »
The Washoe County Commissioner's Office recognized Multnomah Reno-Tahoe with a letter of recommendation for its enrichment of Washoe's community through its accredited theological studies, degreed programs, and new library. Read the rest of this entry »
My three-years as a Multnomah student are a very short time compared to the school's 75 years of existence. While attending a school filled with history, I'm continually discovering more about it. The other day, for example, I learned that Multnomah's athletic teams have only been called the Lions for a short time. Read the rest of this entry »
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