Lewisian Lent in Waco

Anglican Student Ministries at Baylor University will sponsor “C.S. Lewis and the Intellectual Life,” a four-lecture series, during Lent.

Each lecture will begin at 5:30 p.m. in Brooks Residential College’s Robbins Chapel and will be followed by Compline.

The schedule of lecturers and their topics:

Feb. 25 — “Becoming Charitable: The Four Loves and Beyond” by Toby Coley, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, Belton, Texas
March 4 — “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Way of the Lion” by Alan Jacobs, Baylor University
March 18 — “Strangeness, Beauty, and Wonder: The Science Fiction Trilogy” by Michael Travers, Oklahoma Baptist University
March 25 — “The Abolition of Man and the Challenge of a ‘Regenerate Science’” by Phillip Donnelly, Baylor University

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Classifieds: University Chaplain

Positions Offered

The University of the South invites applications and nominations for the position of Chaplain of the University. The University, an institution of the Episcopal Church, is a diverse community of scholars, students, and staff, and welcomes people of many faiths and loyalties. The Chaplain, a priest of the Episcopal Church, has primary pastoral responsibility in the University, working closely with the Dean of the School of Theology, the Rector of Otey Parish, and with a current staff that includes an Associate Chaplain, a Lay Chaplain, and an Organist and Choirmaster. The Chaplaincy supports a great tradition of Anglican music, an outreach program, a Catechumenate, and an interfaith dialogue. We seek a Chaplain with intellectual curiosity, pastoral skill, and scholarly competence who is willing to engage sympathetically with the many perspectives and faith traditions of the Sewanee community. Essential attributes include demonstrated excellence in preaching and liturgy as well as the ability to administer a complex organization. The University of the South includes the College of Arts and Sciences, one of the leading liberal arts colleges in the country, and the School of Theology, an accredited seminary of the Episcopal Church, which includes the Beecken Center, an international center for lay formation and continuing education. Founded in 1857, Sewanee is committed to the full breadth of the mission and ministry of the Episcopal Church. The campus is located on a striking 13,000-acre Domain atop Tennessee’s Cumberland Plateau between Chattanooga and Nashville. The Chaplaincy is housed in the majestic All Saints’ Chapel, at the heart of the University campus. A résumé, OTM (Office of Transition Ministry) Profile, and the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of three references should accompany letters of application. Candidates whose materials are received by October 1, 2019, can be assured of receiving full consideration. Applications should be submitted to the following link: https://jobs.sewanee.edu For a more detailed description of the qualifications and characteristics of the position click here

Nominations and inquires may be sent to: Teresa Smith, Assistant to the Vice-Chancellor, 735 University Avenue, Sewanee, TN 37383 or tersmith@sewanee.edu

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Lewisian Lent in Waco