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Summer 2003 | Volume 26, Number 3 | |||||
  Faith and Film It’s the summer movie season, and once again we’re bombarded with images from Hollywood’s latest releases. So what impact does the film industry have on people of faith — and vice versa?
In God Alone Commencement speaker Miroslav Volf told a record number of SPU graduates that the core of the Christian calling “is to make God the object of our faith and love.” Exclusion and Embrace A native Croatian, Miroslav Volf has experienced the horrors of ethnic conflict. The SPU community delves this fall into Volf’s critically acclaimed book, Exclusion and Embrace, which offers a biblical view of “identity, otherness and reconciliation.” John Wesley’s 300th Birthday After three centuries, is the legacy of John Wesley still relevant to his Methodist heirs, such as SPU? Professor Randy Maddox says it’s time to reclaim the “holistic salvation” Wesley preached.
Reaching the Neighborhood With delegates from around the world and a focus on community outreach, the Free Methodist General Conference convened at SPU this summer. Into the Garden Nearly 750 people toured the gardens of SPU and five private homes during the first annual SPU Queen Anne Garden Tour in May. SPU’s Finest Though their responsibilities differ, this year’s faculty and staff award winners share a commitment to personal and professional excellence. |
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 From the President Americans today are searching for a new tone for their lives. “We are talking here about another set of values — not the giddy sense of entitlement that emerges out of exuberant times,” says President Philip Eaton.
A Gift at Any Age Like Grandfather, Like
Grandson The Retiring Class of 2003 Still Exploring
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