Ok, we know that the Christmas Season (and even Epiphany) has passed us by already...but there's never a bad time to talk about scripture and the birth of Jesus Christ, right?
Most of you know that we are involved with The Georgene Rice Show and that our professors fill in for the ever-more-popular "Ask the Professor" segments Read the rest of this entry »
Some time back, you may remember us telling you about our (then) new partnership with The Georgene Rice radio show. You might also remember us telling you that part of the partnership involves Multnomah professors going on-air for the now-popular "Ask the Professor" segments. After Dr. Dan went on to talk about it - the first official one happened back in October 2010. Read the rest of this entry »
Yesterday, Seminary professor Dr. Paul Louis Metzger was the guest on The Georgene Rice Show. She had him in to talk about his new book - a commentary on the Gospel of John titled "When Love Comes To Town".
Recently, Multnomah President Dr. Daniel Lockwood was on The Georgene Rice Show to discuss a major piece of rule-making on the part of the federal government that threatens to create a layer of governmental oversight of private institutions that also opens the door for various forms of discrimination against institutions who have a faith-based mission.
During the interview, this article from Christianity Today was referenced. Read the rest of this entry »
The Multnomah University Chapel program exists to provide occasions for worship, assembly, spiritual formation and education in community. Audio recordings of campus chapel services are available on Multnomah's website for your enjoyment and enrichment.
Do you like free stuff? And not the sort of free stuff that is free because no one else wants it - free stuff that you actually would pay for under normal circumstances?
So do we.
All Students, Faculty, Staff, and Alumni are invited to a special pre-screening of the upcoming movie (yeah, big enough to actually be in theaters in February!) The Grace Card! This movie comes out in February in major theaters and the Multnomah community gets to see it now! Read the rest of this entry »
If you didn't get yours, then you can check it out here. Do you want your own honest-to-goodness printed copy? Then let us know at magazine@multnomah.edu. Read the rest of this entry »
Here's a post from 2008 about Consitution Day at Multnomah.
Making Sense of the Establishment and Freedom Clauses
Every year we are required by law to do an activity in honor of Constitution Day. In the past, we have held “Prayer at the Flagpole” and have prayed for our nation, but this year we are doing something different. Instead, on September 17 (today for most of you), Multnomah will be hosting a panel discussion on two of the most important and yet, most debated portions of the U.S. Constitution: the Establishment Clause and the Freedom of Religion Clause. Read the rest of this entry »
As many of you know, MU is combining the annual PDX Alumni Chapter event with a ministry outreach called Compassion Connect to help run a Downtown Compassion clinic day.
As a follow-up to his article on Biblical Justice in Leadership Journal this summer, Dr. Paul Louis Metzger also made some guest appearances writing for the very popular blog "Out of Ur" run by Leadership Journal. Read the rest of this entry »
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