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Lenten Devotional 2/18/21

After the experience of Ash Wednesday, however different it might have been this year, I am pleased to begin our weekly offering of devotionals. In the coming weeks, you will hear… Read more »

Easter Monday Devotional 4/22/19

Dear Friends:  Sending you all Easter blessings and gratitude for joining us for our Lenten journey this year (and also one more reflection!).  I am grateful for all of our… Read more »

Lenten Devotional 4/18/2019

Have you had the privilege of meeting TCU senior Lauren Keaney? Lauren, an early childhood education major, took time out of her busy student teaching semester to write this reflection… Read more »

Lenten Devotional 4/16/19

Today’s lovely words come from Dalton Goodier, Senior Admission Counselor in the Office of Admission.  Dalton, an active member of the Disciples of Christ community, serves as the face of… Read more »

Devotional 4/11/2019

Today’s reflection comes from Dr. Paul Witt, professor in the Department of Communication Studies.  For over 20 years, he has taught graduate and undergraduate courses in theory, character, and intercultural… Read more »

Lenten Devotional 4/9/2019

Today’s reflection comes from Charlotte Holliday, one of the sweetest souls to walk the TCU Campus.  Charlotte works in the Luther King Capital Management Center for Financial Studies in the… Read more »

Lenten Devotional 3/29/2019

Today’s devotional comes from Graham Watson, a business and religion student from the Disciples of Christ tradition. Graham loves to listen and think differently. Graham also writes a frogfolio called… Read more »

Lenten Devotional 3/20/19

Today’s devotional comes to us from Rev. Megan Peglar, Admissions Associate at Brite Divinity School.  An ordained Disciples of Christ minister and graduate of TCU and Brite, Megan brings wisdom… Read more »

Lenten Devotional 3/18/2019

Reading: [This blessing] is simply here because there is nothing a blessing is better suited for than an ending, nothing that cries out more for a blessing than when a… Read more »