Dear graduating seniors,
You are about to take a big step. Transitioning from college to the rest of life is a step you will treasure, remember, and look back on for years to come. It is a step that takes courage, hope, and faith. As you take this step, know that your TCU family goes with you. We will hold you closely in our prayers and cheer you on as you enter new adventures.
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Christmas Eve Devotional by Rev. Todd Boling
Merry Christmas Eve! May you take time today, in the midst of the rush, to linger at the manger for a moment. May you take time stand in awe… Read more »
Advent Devotionals on Joy, by Rev. Angela Kaufman and Rev. Allison Lanza
Advent Blessings to you. This week we celebrate joy. The joy that comes from awe! Because when you really stop to think about it, this whole Christmas thing is really… Read more »
First Monday of Advent, Devotional by Brenda Mapel
Advent blessings to you! Today is the first Monday of Advent. Advent is a season of waiting. We wait for the last day of class. We wait for finals to… Read more »
#Blessed and Blessing
We continue to reflect on the blessings in our lives and on being blessings in others’ lives after our #Blessed Worship Service on November 5th and in the days leading… 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 »
We Continue in Prayer
CBS DFW released this morning, Friday, October 24th, that fellow frog Nina Pham, for whom we’ve been praying as a community, is now free of the Ebola virus. As our… 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 »
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 »