Last Week’s Chapels at PIU

It seems like there is always a lot to do at PIU. I spent a lot of time this week getting ready for the PIU Annual Board Meeting coming up on February 20. More on that in a later post. I am also teaching two classes this semester, including one (Government) that I have not taught since the 1980’s. With all that going on it is nice to have the chapel hour on Tuesdays and Fridays where the whole PIU family can take some time for worship, fellowship and some good teaching or preaching. This week was no exception as we heard from PIU faculty Ken Dixon (left) and Howard Stone (right). Ken, who teaches in our Bible department worked us through Romans 5 while Howard, (Ken’s father-in-law) who is a volunteer teacher this semester in our remedial department challenged us to take our responsibility to be “the body of Christ” reaching out to the world seriously. Howard is also doing seminars on leadership in the Guam community and at PIU, that come with stories from his time working on the space shuttle at NASA.

Tuesday’s music was island style with action songs and dancing

Friday’s music rocked the chapel. It really was not this empty. I took the picture of the group practicing while the students began coming (late) in for the service.

The guys came through this week to win the “Golden Plunger.” Dean of Women, Daisy Murdock awards the prestigious trophy to dorm RA Josh Ladd.