Chaplain Amber teaches about Holy Woman Florence Nightingale and the special calling of nursing. Then she asks the students to reflect on the kind of work that allows us to love and serve others.
Mr. McKee tells about the Indian social reformer Pandita Ramabai in our series of talks about Holy Women and Holy Men. He asks the students to reflect on the strong women in their lives.
Continuing the theme of Holy Women, Holy Men, Chaplain Amber talks about the profession of nursing, and other careers that God might call us to so that we may love and serve others.
Using the story of the martyrdom of Perpetua, Chaplain Amber explores the idea of freedom of religion and asks students what they believe in so much that they'd stand up for it no matter what the cost.
Chaplain Amber shares holy woman Julian of Norwich's vision of creation and it's dependence on God's love.
Chaplain Amber talks about the first woman to be ordained in the Anglican Church, Florence Li-Tim Oi, and what her life teaches us about how to be holy.
Mr. McKee talks about the Russian iconographer Andre Rublev and the importance of artists for helping us see deeply into the beauty around us.
Chaplain Amber teaches about the life of Florence Li-Tim Oi, the first woman ordained in the Anglican Church, and what her life has to teach us about leadership.
Fr. Eric helps us understand what it means that Jesus' disciple Matthew was a tax collector.
On the Feast of St. Matthew, Chaplain Amber asks the students about what makes a person holy to kick off the Chapel's focusing on the lives of Holy Women and Holy Men in October.
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