Meetings Are On Hold
Last night (June 1) was the final meeting of the 2003-2004 school year. Details on summer meetings will be posted shortly.
Until then, don’t show up. 🙂
Last night (June 1) was the final meeting of the 2003-2004 school year. Details on summer meetings will be posted shortly.
Until then, don’t show up. 🙂
Pei Ling won our “find the typo in the Spring Retreat brochure” contest, and she gets to go for free!
Evolution vs. Atheism: the evolutionary argument against naturalism
Chi Alpha in Northern California and Nevada is helping to sponsor OneThing in Vacaville April 15-17. We’re only going to be there on Saturday (and possibly Friday night), and so we’ve got a $10 discount off of the regular price of $35. In addition, we’re running a workshop track there we’re calling Into the Real…
We’re going to learn how to reach Stanford for Christ!
Gunnar Dieckmann will be speaking Tuesday, Nov 4 in 300-300 about the relationship between science and Christianity. Dr. Dieckmann holds a Ph.D. in Chemistry and is also a committed Christian. He wrote a brief essay titled “A Problem Too Hard for Albert Einstein,” which you may find interesting:
After back-to-back guest speakers, Glen hops back in the saddle tonight with a message about “A New Life of Freedom.” Don’t miss it! 8pm in 300-300.
This summer Chi Alpha will be meeting for worship Wednesdays at 7:30pm in Koret Pavilion. Our summer services begin June 24 and end August 16. Everyone is welcome. You don’t need a special invitation to join us, just saunter in and sit down like you belong — because you do!
Are you in town for just the summer doing research at Stanford or interning at a nearby tech company? You are welcome to join us!
