This University Chapel hymn sing led by focuses on our year-long Student Life and Campus Ministries theme of “Many Parts, One Body” drawing from and .

Matthew Hunsberger takes us on a musical journey through the weeks of advent and Christmas in a single University Chapel.  Other participants include Brian Martin Burkholder (candle lighter); Elizabeth Resto and Anali Martin (readers); David Berry (piano); Sara Halteman (violin); and Katie Derstine, Ranene Schrock, Selah Shenk, and Jessica Hostetler (women’s vocal quartet).

Gather with Matthew Hunsberger and friends for worship featuring singing hymns and reading litanies of giving thanks for the fullness of life and faith. (it’s sort or a lyrics and litanies service you might say.)

Matthew Hunsberger leads an International-themed hymn sing in University Chapel with , ,  and students Perry Blosser and Joseph Harder.

Gather for student leader perspectives on celebrating student-centered leadership and offering a prayerful blessing for Dr. Susan Schultz Huxman during this week of inauguration activities. Several student musical groups enhance this time of worship, celebration and blessing.

Reflections – Quinn Kathrineberg, Ariel Barbosa and Abigail Shelly.
Stings Ensemble – Jacinda Stahly, Isaac Dahl, Quinn Kathrineberg and Matthew Hunsberger.
Vocal Ensemble – Jon Bishop, Michaela Mast, Sylvia Mast, and Brandon Chupp.
Gospel Choir – Cameron White, Brittany Williams, Tae Dews, Ariel Barbosa, Andrew Troyer, Justin Odom, and Oksana Kittrell.
Gospel Choir Musicians – Earnest Kiah, Joseph Harder, Matej Gilgorevic, and Bruce Cypress.

Spiritual Renewal Chapel –

Grounded: Jesus on the Margins, prophetic voices – Celeste Thomas,  Christi Hoover Seidel, and Matthew Hunsberger

In Chapel Gathering at Eastern Mennonite Seminary, Andrea Yoder and lead a song service focusing on moving from Lament to Trust and hope.

On this first day of Spring, 2015, leads a hymn sing with a Spring theme.

Listen to a  hymn sing of songs suggested by students, faculty and staff that are inspired by the theme of . (Parables: everyday stories that invite us to confront our worldview, sense of self and God, without providing easy answers.)

The selected songs will be based on parables or stories from scripture or from the lives of students, faculty and staff. They may be songs from a particular moment in such a way that it helped to confront a worldview or sense of self and God. They may be songs that were given by someone in a moment of need – or perhaps a song used for a significant life event or the life of someone close that has continued to be meaningful.

In Preparation for the upcoming and the accompanying chapel service led by guests from the movement on Thursday, and Seth Crissman lead a song service focusing on Christian unity within diversity. and lead in prayers and the reading of scripture.

leads as we gather for singing our faith in this Advent season.

Matthew  Hunsberger leads the Seminary community in a time of sung discernment awareness. Matt’s gift of song and awareness of music’s formative work provide a way for us to experience the questions evoked and responses engaged in hymns and songs as we follow Christ on this journey of faith.

leads a Hymn Sing of requests submitted by members of the 91¶ĚĘÓƵ community by e-mail earlier this week.  The selections center around the theme “Love One Another.”