Chi Alpha @ Stanford

Welcome to the Stanford family. We hope that your time at the Farm is full of spiritual as well as intellectual growth. In fact, we’d like to help with that.

We’re Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship, a community of students earnestly following Jesus at Stanford. We have weekly worship meetings on campus, small group Bible studies, service projects, retreats and fun social activities. Learn more about us.

You might be curious about our weekly worship meetings, since they’re the thing you’re most likely to check out first. They’ve got music, laughter, and revolve around an explanation of the Bible.

Here’s an example from last year. This is the third sermon in a series we did working our way through the list of virtues in 2 Peter 1:3-8.

Or download the mp3. You can also check out others in our sermon archives.

Anyway, don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. The easiest way is to message our pastor on Facebook or send an email to chialpha@stanford.edu.

Community - Lindsey Hawley (April 9, 2008) on Vimeo.

Or download the mp3.

Each week at Chi Alpha we record our messages in video and/or in MP3 format, and we also maintain a sermon archive (which includes instructions on receiving our sermons as a podcast).

In this message Lindsey tells us what true community looks like based on Acts 2.

Join us at our next meeting.

Or download the mp3.

Each week at Chi Alpha we record our messages in video and/or in MP3 format, and we also maintain a sermon archive (which includes instructions on receiving our sermons as a podcast).

In this message Glen talks about what it means to be empowered by the Holy Spirit and explains what it means to be baptized in the Holy Spirit. There’s a Q & A session at the end. Part of Glen’s response in the Q&A (the bit about Peter and walking on water) was inspired by a sermon from Terry Virgo.

Join us at our next meeting.

RUF at Stanford hosted Tim Keller on a recent Wednesday night, and so we canceled our weekly Chi Alpha meeting to go hear him lecture on “Belief In An Age of Skepticism”.

Here’s the lecture:

And here’s the follow-up q & a:

We, along with some other ministries on campus, hosted Dr. Francis Collins (head of the National Human Genome Research Institute and author of the NY Times bestseller The Language of God). He lectured on the relationship between science and religion.

You can also download a mp3 recording at http://franciscollinstalk.stanford.edu/videos/fc_audio_hq.mp3 or learn more about the event at http://franciscollinstalk.stanford.edu/.

Each week at Chi Alpha we record our messages in video and/or in MP3 format, and we also maintain a sermon archive (which includes instructions on receiving our sermons as a podcast).

Join us at our next meeting.

Or download the mp3.

Dick Schroeder has been ministering to college students for over 30 years. In this encouraging message, he shares what it means to have open eyes, open ears, and an open heart.

Each week at Chi Alpha we record our messages in video and/or in MP3 format, and we also maintain a sermon archive (which includes instructions on receiving our sermons as a podcast).

Join us at our next meeting.

Each week at Chi Alpha we record our messages in video and/or in MP3 format, and we also maintain a sermon archive (which includes instructions on receiving our sermons as a podcast). This is the final sermon in a series working our way through the list of virtues in 2 Peter 1:3-8 (it runs from faith to love with some fascinating stops along the way).

Join us at our next meeting.

Or download the mp3.

Each week at Chi Alpha we record our messages in video and/or in MP3 format, and we also maintain a sermon archive (which includes instructions on receiving our sermons as a podcast). This is the penultimate sermon in a series working our way through the list of virtues in 2 Peter 1:3-8 (it runs from faith to love with some fascinating stops along the way).

Join us at our next meeting.