Chapel Schedule
Chapel Schedule, Spring 2013
Dr. Roger Parrott, President
Mr. Scott Little, Chapel Coordinator
Mr. Doug Eltzroth, Worship Arts Coordinator
Mr. Frank Dolansky, Media Coordinator
Miss JoBeth Petty, Chapel Attendance
(All services are held on Tuesdays from 11:00 - 11:50 a.m. at the Center for the Arts unless otherwise noted)
Understanding God’s Guidance |
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| Jan 15 and 22 | What Dr. Roger Parrott President of the University |
| Jan 29, Feb 5 and 12 | Tough Questions of Faith Dr. J. Ligon Duncan, III Senior Minister First Presbyterian Church, Jackson |
Darkness into Light |
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| Feb 26 | Creating Biblical Sexuality Ms. Anne Jackson Author, Freelance Writer |
| March 5 | After Substance Abuse Suicide . . . What? Mr. and Mrs. Andy Taggart The parents of Brad Taggart |
| March 19 | Hope For Us In Failures Dr. John Cox Family Therapist |
Sharing God’s Love |
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| Jan 21 | Martin Luther King Service Day Two chapel credits 7:00am – Breakfast in the Dining Commons 8:00am – Sign-In for Chapel credit (Rugg Arena) 8:30am – Dismiss to work sites 9:00am – Begin serving at work sites 12:00pm – Dismiss from work sites |
| Feb 19 | Student Missions Conference Rev. Elbert McGowan RUF Minister Jackson State University |
| April 2 | Bringing the Gospel to the Middle-East and North Africa Dr. Rex Rogers President, SAT-7, USA |
Celebrations |
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| March 26 | Honoring the life and ministry of Mr. B. J. Sabastian – International Business Leader serving as Senior Vice President and Chief Strategist of the largest corporation in the Philippines, and pastor of Greenhills Christian Fellowship, Metro Manila, Philippines. |
| April 9 | Honors Convocation Celebration of Our Calling Belhaven University Students |
View the Belhaven Calendar 
Chapel Attendance Policy:
Chapel is held once a week in the Center for the Arts. All students who are not exempt from chapel are required to attend a minimum of ten sessions each semester.
Why Chapel is Required:
Student attendance in Chapel is required because within our Christian
worldview, we believe that all teaching of truth must be built on a foundation of God's
truth. Thus, in the same way we require students to study the truth of physical
science, the arts, and literature, there is no contradiction in requiring students to
study God's truth. As the study of chemistry can not be completed from a textbook
alone, the study of God's truth also needs a "laboratory" for experiencing and
understanding, for it is not enough to study the Bible without having exposure to the
worship of God, and an opportunity to understand the relationship offered to us in Christ.
Students, the Chapel exemption form is available on the Chapel Information page.
"Chapel is an encouraging time of fellowship and growth on Belhaven University's campus. For one hour every Tuesday students and faculty pause their busy schedules and gather together to hear how God is growing, discipling, and preparing his kingdom. From Dr. Parrot's inspirational discussions on Belhaven's developed vision for the future to international missionaries, affecting the unreached areas of the world for Christ, Chapel provides BU students and teachers a venue to engage, learn about, and discuss God's kingdom work."
Ethan Samsel
Clinton, MS
English and Political Science Major
