Dr. Roger Parrott, President
Mr. Scott Little, Chapel Coordinator
Mr. Doug Eltzroth, Worship Arts Coordinator
(All services are held on Tuesdays from 11:00 - 11:50
a.m. at the Center for the Arts unless otherwise noted)
| January 15 | Operation Mobilization USA Rick Hicks, President Andrew Scott, Vice President Bill Drake, International Worship Leader |
| January 21 | Martin Luther King Service Day (2 chapel credits) |
| January 22 | The Man From Aldersgate presented by B. J. Johnston |
| January 29 | EAFC—Educating Africans for Christ Ernie Du Plooy, founder, Kingdom Trust Ministry Siphiwo Kiti, Lecturer – Bible Institute of the Eastern Cape |
| February 5 | Ric Cannada President, Reformed Theological Seminary |
| February 19 | Elizabeth Perkins Executive Director John M. Perkins Foundation |
| February 26 | Vince E. Gordon Young Life Urban, Area Director |
| March 4 | David Robertson Author, The Dawkins Letters Missionary, Scotland |
| March 11 | Mark Pearson President, Institute for Christian Renewal |
| March 18 | Spring Break |
| March 25 | Steve Johnson President, Vision 360 |
| April 1 | David Rich Pastor, Anglican Mission in America |
| April 8 | Steve Bell Executive Vice President Willow Creek Association |
| April 15 | Alcorn College Choir |
| April 22 | Honors Convocation |
The Goals of Chapel:
The purpose of Belhaven's Chapel program is to bring together the entire campus in a shared
spiritually enriching hour which allows us collectively to be challenged to
explore the depths of God's truth and love.
Chapel Attendance Policy:
Chapel is held once a week in the Center for the Arts. All students who are not exempt from chapel are required to attend a minimum of twelve sessions each semester.
Why Chapel is Required:
Student attendance in Chapel is required because within our Christian
framework, we believe that all teaching of truth must be built on a foundation of God's
truth. Thus, in the same way we require students to study the truth of physical
science, the arts, and literature, there is no contradiction in requiring students to
study God's truth. As the study of chemistry can not be completed from a textbook
alone, the study of God's truth also needs a "laboratory" for experiencing and
understanding, for it is not enough to study the Bible without having exposure to the
worship of God, and an opportunity to understand the relationship offered to us in Christ.
Students, the Chapel exemption form is available on BlazeNet.
