“And when you stand praying, if you hold anything against anyone, forgive them, so that your Father in heaven may forgive you your sins.”
Mark 11:25
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Do you need to initiate a project with the Office of Marketing and Communications?
When requesting a project, please use our projected timeframes to approximate your final deadline.
3 weeks – digital
7 weeks – print jobs
8 – 9 weeks – print and mailing; dependent on the use of variable data
The Office of Marketing and Communications creates projects that are sent to an external/off-campus audience of more than 200 people.
To initiate a design project, please fill out the following form to begin the design process.
If your project isn’t targeted to prospective students or has an on-campus audience, please contact Messiah Press for assistance.
Central PA Forum for Religion and Science present Spring Lecture
Please join us as the Central Pa Forum for Religion and Science at Messiah University welcomes Jim Stump, vice president at BioLogos and host of the podcast Language of God, to deliver a talk entitled “The Spiritual Journey of Homo Sapiens.” Dr. Stump’s talk will be held on Monday, March 16 at 7 p.m. in Hostetter Chapel. We look forward to an illuminating and inspiring evening.
Young Writers’ and Young Filmmakers’ summer academic camps
This summer, the Young Writers’ and Young Filmmakers’ will hold their academic camps with commuter and resident options.
The Young Filmmakers’ Workshop provides college-level film-making skills for students in rising grades 10-12. Students will leave with an understanding of how to be a writer, director, actor, cinematographer and editor. This camp is being held on June 21 – 26. To learn more about this camp, visit the website at http://www.messiah.edu/filmmakersworkshop
The Young Writers’ Workshop provides college-level writing skills development for students in rising grades 9 – 12. The workshop offers intensive courses in creative writing taught by published faculty and writers, poetry readings and a variety of activities. This camp will be held on June 21– 26. To learn more about our Young Writers’ Workshop, visit the website at http://www.messiah.edu/writersworkshop.
A 25% discount off the tuition for either workshop is offered to the dependents of Messiah employees. Use the code MessiahChild when registering to receive the discount.
Ministry and Missions Fair
The Career and Professional Development Center and Department of Campus Ministries are partnering to host our annual Ministry and Missions Fair! The fair will be held on March 17 and 19 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. in the ECC Commons. This fair will feature a wide variety of organizations and seminaries with a strong focus on ministry opportunities for students of all majors. Please stop by the fair to talk with some of these wonderful organizations!
Inward, Downward, Upward: The Reconciling Art of the Psalms, presentation by Christine Perrin
March 17, 4:30 p.m., Recital Hall
The psalms invite us to realize all the stations of our wide human experience and emotion. From desolation that desires death, to delighting in the God-presence in the natural world, to punishing our enemies, to deep abandonment—there is room in the language given to us by God, tradition, and King David (and others) for these deeply intuitional responses. Understanding the significance of their structure, movement, and of their givenness to us could really change our lives. When I read them closely for the first time at age twelve, I was amazed that these words, felt so strongly by me, had also been felt by others far away from me in time and place. What does it mean that this is the hymnbook of the church and of not only Christianity but Judaism and Islam? What does it mean to read and receive them as Christians? What is their secret structure and pattern of reconciliation that could actually accompany us in our Christian pilgrimage? Sponsored by the Honors Program. All are welcome.
Three Views on the Atonement
March 19, 4:30 p.m., Frey 110
At the heart of the Christian faith is the belief that we can be reconciled to God and have the hope of glory because of Jesus Christ. However, not all Christians now or through church history have been in total agreement about the precise way in which this reconciliation between God and humans operates. To shed light on different historic Christian views of the atonement and to help us pursue the university’s mission of maturing Christian faith, a panel of area ministers will speak on Thursday, March 19 at 4:30 p.m. in Alexander Auditorium [Frey 110] about how they view the atonement.
Panelists are: Pastor Jeremy Hetrick, Lead Pastor at Redeeming Grace Church; Fr. Timothy Hojnicki, Rector at Holy Apostles Orthodox Church; and Pastor Hank Johnson (’04), Senior Pastor Harrisburg BIC Church. This event is sponsored by the Honors Program. All are welcome.
Bed sheets for Macha Mission Hospital bandages
Have any gently used sheets you don’t need? Donate them to the Department of Biological Sciences to help us make bandages for the Macha Mission Hospital during Service Day! Sheets must be clean and at least 50% cotton – any color, flat or fitted, even flannel. Please, no polyester “microfiber.” Sheets may be placed in the bin in the second floor lounge of Jordan/Kline (outside J257). Alternatively, faculty/staff may email jharms@messiah.edu to request a BioClub member to pick-up sheets from your office!
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Job opportunities
The Office of Residence Life has an opening for a full-time director of Residence Life. Job related questions may be directed to Doug Wood at dwood@messiah.edu. For more information and to apply, please visit: Director of Residence Life posting link.
Admissions is now hiring a part-time ACS data entry processor. Job related questions may be directed to Pam Shook at pshook@messiah.edu. For more information and to apply, visit: ACS Data Entry Processor link.
The Department of Safety has an opening for a full-time second shift safety officer. Job related questions may be directed to Maranda Hogue at mhogue@messiah.edu. For more information and to apply, visit: 2nd shift safety officer link.
The Department of Safety has an opening for a full-time first shift safety officer. Job related questions may be directed to Maranda Hogue at mhogue@messiah.edu. For more information and to apply, visit: 1st shift safety officer link.
Campus and Building Services has an opening for a part-time 1st shift worker. Job related questions may be directed to Laura Price at lprice@messiah.edu. For more information and to apply, please visit: cbs pt first shift link.
Campus and Building Services has an opening for a full-time 3rd shift worker. Job related questions may be directed to Laura Price at lprice@messiah.edu. For more information and to apply, please visit: cbs ft 3rd shift link.
Job applications are now being accepted for the full-time position of director of dining services. Job related questions may be directed Kathie Shafer at kshafer@messiah.edu. For more information and to apply, please visit: director of dining services link.
Job applications are now being accepted for the full-time position of manager, natural sciences laboratory program. Job related questions may be directed Anne Reeve at areeve@messiah.edu. For more information and to apply, please visit: manager, natural sciences laboratory program link.
The Office of Residence Life has an opening for a full-time residence life educator. Job related questions may be directed to Doug Wood at dwood@messiah.edu. For more information and to apply, please visit: RLE posting link.
