Party At Our Place!
Fed up with finals? Need a chance to chill?
Come party at our place tonight at 7:00pm! You’re on your own for supper, but we will have some snacks available.
Fed up with finals? Need a chance to chill?
Come party at our place tonight at 7:00pm! You’re on your own for supper, but we will have some snacks available.
Chi Alphans, I’m thinking of going to see Shaolin Soccer tomorrow (Saturday) at a matinee. I’ll either go at 1:15 or 3:20 Anyone interested in coming along?
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:
Welcome back to school! Tomorrow night (Tuesday Jan 6th) we’re kicking things off at 8pm in 300-300. Come join us as we discuss The Overload Syndrome, that pesky tendency most of us have to stretch ourselves to the breaking point.
I received this email from a friend today: I wanted to let you know about a prayer walk through the campus we are doing tomorrow at 1:00 starting at the gates of the University at Palm Drive. We will be meeting at the CalTrans parking lot at Alma and University. We have students, faculty and staff from both the university and hospital coming and the leader of the Evangelical Youth movement in Argentina will be coming along with Ray Llovio who is on staff with Harvest Evangelism.
Just a reminder that William Lane Craig will be speaking tomorrow night on “The Historicity of the Resurrection.” (7pm in TC Sequoia Lecture Hall 200).
What is a Veritas Forum? Veritas Forums are university events that engage students and faculty in discussions about life’s hardest questions and the relevance of Jesus Christ to all of life. The forums are created by local university students, professors, and ministers while shaped and guided by the national Veritas Forum team. What is the…
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!
Quick reminder–the meeting for this Wednesday has been changed. Instead of an on-campus worship celebration we’re having a party at our place. Email or call if you need directions or a ride.
Well, we’re off to College Winter Retreat this weekend. See you later!
Homemade ice cream and pool party at Glen & Paula’s house this Saturday at 3pm. Yes, that’s right. Homemade ice cream. Yum. Come work off the stress of imminent finals!
The Call is coming to San Francisco this Saturday from 7am to 7pm.
For the first month of school Chi Alpha is sponsoring a church tour. This week we’ll be visiting Family Community Church in San Jose. It’s a cool church. In fact, it was named the best church in Silicon Valley by the San Jose Mercury News! I’m not sure what a newspaper knows about churches, but…
Just a reminder that tomorrow (Tuesday 6/24/2003) at 7:00pm we’re having our first Bible study of the summer (directions)! We’re going to be kicking things off with a look at Abraham, the great father of faith. The summer studies will be very application-oriented and not merely philosphical or theological discussions (although a lot of that…