Chi Alpha @ Stanford

We hope that your time at Stan­ford 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. 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.

We stream them live over the inter­net (at least, we stream the preach­ing part — to catch the musi­cal wor­ship you have to be there in per­son), and we keep archives of our streamed meet­ings. Here’s our most recent video:

View Chi Alpha’s UStream.tv Channel

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. 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.

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.

This sum­mer we’re meet­ing on the sec­ond floor of the Grad­u­ate Com­mu­nity Cen­ter every Wednes­day night between July 1st and August 12th at 7pm (map). We’ve got a spe­cial sum­mer chat list set up at http://groups.google.com/group/xa-summer.

As with last sum­mer, we’ll make it a potluck. Bring some food for your­self and a lit­tle extra. If you can’t bring food, that’s okay. Just show up.

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.

NEW MEETING LOCATION: From now on, we’re meet­ing Wednes­day nights at 7:30pm in 370–370 (map).

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

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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

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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.