The Rev. M. Craig Barnes, president emeritus of Princeton Theological Seminary, opens his Week Four sermon series during morning worship Sunday in the Amphitheater. Dave Munch/Photo Editor Column by Mary Lee Talbot “We are living
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The Rev. M. Craig Barnes, president emeritus at Princeton Theological Seminary, delivers his sermon on the power of healing and the patience of Jesus on Sunday in the Amphitheater. Dave Munch/Photo Editor Column by Mary
Barnes Mary Lee TalbotStaff writer The Rev. M. Craig Barnes, president emeritus of Princeton Theological Seminary, will serve as chaplain for Week Four. “I want to contribute to the theme of the fourth week, ‘The
From left, Abrahamic Program for Young Adults Christian Coordinator Emily Peterson, Jewish Coordinator David Bloom, Muslim Coordinator Safia Lakhani, and Muslim Coordinator Yasin Ahmed light three candles representing the three Abrahamic faiths — Christianity, Judaism
The Rev. Neal D. Presa, with the Rt. Rev. Eugene Taylor Sutton, preside over worship last Sunday in the Amphitheater. Carrie Legg/Staff Photographer Column by Mary Lee Talbot “It has been said that all epilogues
Amy Gardner, vice president of advancement; the Rev. Neal Presa, Week Three chaplain-in-residence; and the Rt. Rev. Eugene Taylor Sutton, senior pastor, help lead worship Sunday morning in the Amphitheater. Carrie Legg/Staff Photographer Column by
The Rev. Dr. Neal Presa shares his sermon during the morning worship that starts off week three on July 9, 2023 in the Amphitheater. CARRIE LEGG/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Column by Mary Lee Talbot “‘Hello, it’s me.
The Rev. Neal Presa, chaplain-in-residence for Week Three, prays during morning worship Sunday in the Amphitheater. Carrie Legg/Staff Photographer Column by Mary Lee Talbot “I try to remember ordinary and extraordinary events. In ‘re-membering,’ God
The Rev. Neal D. Presa preaches Sunday morning in the Amphitheater. This week’s chaplain-in-residence, Presa is vice president of student outreach at the New Brunswick Theological Seminary. Carrie Legg / Staff Photographer "Sticks and stones
The Rev. Neal Presa, Week Three’s chaplain-in-residence, delivers his opening sermon of the week, “And What Then, and For What?, ” Sunday morning in the Amphitheater. Carrie Legg/Staff Photographer Column by Mary Lee Talbot “Because
Presa Mary Lee TalbotStaff Writer “Our world is hurting and I want to offer ways the scriptures describe blessings from God,” said the Rev. Neal D. Presa, who will serve as chaplain at Chautauqua for
The Chautauqua Choir sings during last Sunday’s Sacred Song Service, set earlier in the evening and in a different location — the Hall of Philsophy — to accomodate Diana Ross’ Amphitheater concert. The choir and
The Rev. Zina Jacque, assistant to the pastor for small groups at Alfred Street Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia, presents her sermon on Week Two’s theme, “Games: A Celebration of Our Most Human Pastime,” at
The Rev. Zina Jacque, assistant to the pastor for small groups at Alfred Street Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia, opens her Week Two sermon series on Sunday in the Amphitheater. Brett Phelps/Staff Photographer Column by
The Rev. Dr. Zina Jacque, assistant to the pastor for small groups at Alfred Street Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia, presents her sermon on week two's theme, Games: A Celebration of Our Most Human Pastime,
The Rev. Dr. Zina Jacque, assistant to the pastor for small groups at Alfred Street Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia, presents her sermon on week two's theme, Games: A Celebration of Our Most Human Pastime,