Advent blessings! It is almost Christmas. This week in Advent we celebrate God’s love made real on earth. I am reminded that while Christmas can feel so ordinary, it… Read more »
Tag: Horned Frogs
Second Friday & Third Monday of Advent: Devotionals by Varselles Cummings & Sharon Fronk
Advent blessings to you. I pray peace to you. I pray you can find some time this weekend to rest, even if just for a moment. To sit in the… Read more »
First Friday of Advent: Devotional by Dr. Kay Higgins
Advent blessings to you. I pray that on this Friday you are being held up by hope, the confident trust, that God is with you and that God’s love and… Read more »
First Wednesday of Advent, Devotional by Dr. Harry Parker
Advent blessings to you! Christmas lights are starting to light up the darkness and warmth is beginning to return. I pray this morning that hope is beginning to seep into… Read more »
Preparation and Presence
I haven’t gotten enough menu selecting and Black Friday shopping planning done yet to even think past Thanksgiving, but I was reminded this weekend that Advent is only a week… Read more »
Why Community
This week’s blog post is written by the wonderful Jennifer Bouquet! Jennifer is a senior movement science major and student leader for the TCU Wesley Foundation. We’re excited to share… Read more »
Hope and Prayer as a Community
Tonight our community’s thoughts and prayers join together as we gather for a candlelight vigil led by the Sigma Kappa sorority alumni and friends of Horned Frog alumna Nina Pham, who… Read more »
Ending Silence, Speaking Hope
Texas Christian University is a lot of things. This year, we are anything but silent. On Monday, September 29, the campus commons was filled with over 1000 backpacks, snagging attention… Read more »
In the Beginning, God
The following is an excerpt from our Frogs First Worship reflection, written by Rachel Rebagay and Emily Ische. Thank you, ladies, and all our TCU Worship Team for your work… Read more »
Breathe in the New
A former history professor at TCU told me that even years after his retirement, seeing campus with its yellow brick buildings, bright tulip beds, and iconic frog statues and… Read more »