Chi Alpha @ Stanford

This Chi Alpha group is one of over 200 Chi Alphas nation­wide. Peri­od­i­cally we gather for fel­low­ship, train­ing, and encour­age­ment, and we’re doing that this Saturday!

This Sat­ur­day (Octo­ber 19th) in Davis, CA at Davis Chris­t­ian Assem­bly (get direc­tions) we’ll be gath­er­ing with other Chi Alpha groups from North­ern Cal­i­for­nia to learn how we can rock Stan­ford for Christ!

The event will run from 9am to 3pm, and there will be exu­ber­ant wor­ship, dynamic ple­nary ses­sions, and prac­ti­cal elec­tives. Our ple­nary speak­ers are Jeff Ros­tocil and Sean Smith. Jeff will be speak­ing on lead­er­ship issues, and Sean’s mes­sage is titled “Liv­ing in the Power of the Spirit.” Sounds good!

The cost for the event is $5, which does not include lunch. Bring a sack lunch and chill with all your new friends!

Gumbo party at our place! Never eaten gumbo before? Gumbo is the Cajun equiv­a­lent of “Whatch­agot Stew.” The par­tic­u­lar gumbo we’re serv­ing tomor­row is a “Chicken and Sausage Gumbo.”

Just show up Fri­day night around 6pm (we’re pretty flex­i­ble: before or after is fine).

Also fea­tur­ing an XBox, and some of the friend­liest and most fun peo­ple this side of San Fran­cis­quito Creek!

We live at 1704 Oak Creek Drive, and we’re in apart­ment 304. Here’s a map to our apart­ment.

Direc­tions:
* Get on Cam­pus Drive loop.
* Take Cam­pus Drive to Stock Farm Road (near the Med­ical Cen­ter).
* Turn onto Stock Farm Road
* Pro­ceed to the traf­fic light at Sand Hill Road
* Turn left onto Sand Hill Road
* The very next right is Oak Creek Drive.
* Oak Creek Drive forms a loop against Sand Hill Road. We’re in build­ing 1704, which is almost com­pletely around to the mid­dle of the loop.
* You can park any­where you want except under the buildings.

If you pre­fer, the Mar­guerite Shut­tle SLAC line passes by Oak Creek, but it stops run­ning pretty early.

It’s a pretty short bike ride, as well. If you’d like, Paula and I can pro­vide transportation–just email us and let us know!

A Ver­i­tas event spon­sored by Cor­ner­stone: “The Moral Exer­tion of Power: Can Amer­ica be Trusted?” Reflec­tions and dis­cus­sion with Gary Hau­gen, for­mer Direc­tor of the United Nations geno­cide inves­ti­ga­tion in Rwanda and cur­rent Pres­i­dent of the Inter­na­tional Jus­tice Mission.

Octo­ber 10, 7:30 pm
Kresge Audi­to­rium
Stan­ford University

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