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Spiritual Life

A Place to Belong and Become

Spiritual Life at SNU is seeking to create Christ-centered community on campus by initiating and nurturing authentic relationships with Jesus and others, discipling students towards holiness and maturity, gathering students for corporate worship, and involving students in compassionate service to others. Students will be constantly challenged to engage in a local church community as they weave together their educational experiences, their Christian faith, and their future vocational endeavors.

SNU Chapel

A place to belong and become.

Chapel

Tuesday/Thursday, 10:50am

Chapel is a place to belong and become for the whole SNU community. Two days a week we gather to share and to worship through music and preaching. It is our prayer that no matter at what level of spiritual development community members find themselves, chapel will minister to them, challenge them with the Good News of Jesus the Christ, and transform them.

Chapel Information

Kingdom Come

Thursdays, 9pm

Kingdom Come is a worship night held on various Thursdays throughout the semester. Evenings may include stories, worship, groups and serving our community. Most KC services are held on campus.

Kerygma

Thursdays, 9pm

Kerygma is a new service where you will hear from current students in the Ministry Intern program. Kerygma means ‘proclamation’ and meets on various Thursday evenings throughout the semester.

Meet the Campus Pastors

Blair Spindle
Campus Pastor and Dean of the Chapel
bspindle@snu.edu
(405) 717-6216

Blair graduated from MidAmerica Nazarene University, earned his Masters from Nazarene Theological Seminary and his Doctorate from Nova Southeastern University. Blair served in ministry with his wife Tollya in Oklahoma, Florida, and Colorado. They have three beautiful daughters, Bethany, Bailey, and Brooklyn.

Prof. Jeff Slattery

Kezia Weaver
Director of Student Ministries/SIMS
kweaver@mail.snu.edu

faculty

SNU Chapel

Southern Nazarene University seeks to create and nurture a distinctive community based on Christian ideals. As the only activity for which the total University community meets together regularly, Chapel and Christian Formation Events contribute significantly to this end. Due to this, Chapel and Christian Formation Events are viewed as an integral part of the SNU experience. The University’s purpose is to aid in the development of every aspect of Christian personhood, spirit, mind, and body. In accordance with this understanding of the significance of Christian Formation, all students carrying (11) eleven hours or more of University credit are automatically enrolled and required to attend Chapel and/or Christian Formation Events. In order to fulfill Christian Formation requirements, students must obtain twenty-five (25) attendance credits per semester.

LiveLast Service Program

LiveLast Service Programs aims to intentionally engage in service alongside local organizations. We believe we are called to serve others towards freedom and redemption that comes in Christ.
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SNU in Missions

The SIMS (SNU in Missions) program offers SNU students a wide range of summer opportunities for ministry and service around the world.
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Local College Ministries

You want to change the world, and your undergraduate experience should help you achieve that goal. Join one of the many local college ministries.
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