inSpire Winter 2001

Winter 2001
Volume 5 Number 2

On the cover -The sanctuary of Miller Chapel, with its center pulpit, communion table, new organ, and grand piano, invites worshippers to worship God in the beauty of holiness.
Photo by Chrissie Knight.

All Things Bright and Beautiful: Miller Chapel and Scheide Hall Give Glory to God
Miller Chapel, its renovation completed, and Scheide Hall, the first campus building of the twenty-first century, give glory to God as they open their doors to the Seminary community.
by Barbara A. Chaapel

One of Scheide’s New Tenants: PTS’s Director of Student Counseling
Nancy Schongalla-Bowman begins her work as the Seminary’s first full-time director of student counseling.
by Barbara A. Chaapel

To Be Boring or to Be Bored: That Is the Question
The psychodynamics of both preacher and congregation influence the effectiveness of preaching.
by Robert C. Dykstra

The Master Key: Unlocking the Relationship of Theology and Psychology
Reformed theologian Karl Barth’s reflections on the Chalcedonian pattern of thought offer help in understanding the relationship between theology and psychology.
by Deborah van Deusen Hunsinger

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