Falcon Photo Booth

Tuesday at 11 a.m.

Casado Campus Center, Atrium

student life

Have your photo taken with a Polaroid camera and decorate a frame to put the photo in!

Other student life events

Mar 23

Chapel – Zoro Mer

11 a.m.

Davis Administration Building, Alumni Auditorium

student life Events

I was born at a refugee camp during the “Killing Fields” in Cambodia. God brought this one year old Cambodian baby to America in 1980. Fast forward 40 plus years or so. I now have had 20 plus years of ministry that have caused me to grow deeply in my faith in Jesus as a follower and leader. My first call to ministry was with God’s House where I started in children’s ministry as an intern, which led me to planting a middle school group, and then a high school group. The past 17 years have been the biggest time of growth. God has used me in a way I never imagined. What a privilege and absolute joy! My beautiful bride Kimberly of 18 years is also in full time ministry (Evangelical Friends Missions). We have four amazing/busy kids Caleb (17), Preston (14), Silas (11), and Gracelyn (5). As a family we enjoy traveling together (like to 18 different baseball stadiums or so) and anyplace that has a nice beach!

Mar 30

Chapel – Mark Hoover

11 a.m.

Davis Administration Building, Alumni Auditorium

student life Events

Mark Hoover is a straightforward communicator who is known for making the truth of God’s Word understandable for everyone through compelling and creative teaching methods. He has served NewSpring Church in Wichita, Kansas since 1985, leading it during times of transition and explosive growth. Mark is also seen on NewSpring’s weekly television broadcast which airs throughout the region.

Apr 6

Thrift Shop Pop-Up

6:30 p.m.

Casado Campus Center, Atrium

student life Events

Apr 6

Chapel – Keas Keasler

11 a.m.

Davis Administration Building, Alumni Auditorium

student life Events

Keas Keasler is assistant professor of spiritual formation and the program director of the Master’s in Christian Spiritual Formation at Friends University. Previously he was the teaching pastor of Rhythm Church in Miami, Florida, a non-denominational church he co-founded. He has his B.A. from Baylor University, M.Div. from Princeton Theological Seminary, and is completing a Ph.D. in theology from Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam. Keas has done extension work in the areas of spiritual formation and missiology, presented at various conferences around the country, and is currently writing an academic book on Dallas Willard’s theology. Ordained as a Baptist minister, Keas has a deep love for the global church, having traveled and done mission work in over forty countries and preached on six continents. He and his wife, Sarah, and their two children live in Wichita.