This Week’s Bible Study
Hello Friends!First and foremost… to our fabulous first years: CONGRATS!!!! You have now finished (and probably did fabulous on) your first HSF Test! Just goes to show that prayer does work :)OK, now on to the less important business. We just wanted to pass on the facts about this week’s Bible Study and some other updates. This week’s Bible Study will be this Wednesday, 10/7, at 7:00 at Robin and Melissa’s house on 67 Southview Terrace (two streets down from the intersection of Elmwood and Mt Hope). There is parking if you choose to drive. We will be continuing our...
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I hope you all are doing well. We’re going to have Bible study on Wednesday, September 30 at 7:00pm at Reija’s house, 205 Raleigh Street (you can park across the street at the KinderCare building). As always, if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to email me or call me at 301-452-3076, or Robin Valpey or Mary Carpenter. I hope to see everyone there.Boahema
Read MoreReminder for tonight’s Bible Study!
Hello friends! As you can see, we are trying our list serve again, and hopefully it goes through this time 🙂 This is just a friendly reminder for tonight’s Bible Study! WHEN: Tonight (Wednesday) at 7:00 WHERE: Mary’s House, 128 Irvington in the White Coat Ghetto (again no side street parking, but we can pack her driveway) WHAT: First Corinthians, Chapters 2 (with recap of Chapter 1) Hope to see you there! Blessings, Boahema, Mary and Robin
Read MoreKeys of Thriving (Not Just Surviving!)
Last week when Dr. Joe Kearns, MD, Emergency Medicine, presented on Keys of Thriving (Not Just Surviving!) in Medical School and Beyond at PSU-Hershey’s Christian Medical Society lunch lecture, I couldn’t help but think this has ESN* written all over it. Below are a few main points which I culled/distilled from his presentation. Let me know what you think of their relevance to your graduate school/professional experience. Feel free to highlight, expand upon, or share a story in relationship to one or several points. “Life is going to get better after…” This is just not true. Life doesn’t get...
Read MoreSummer reading idea
The Med Center group chose to discuss the theological concepts in Wm. Paul Young’s book “The Shack” last year in their weekly Bible study, but it took Susan and I until July to catch up with them. It seems that we’re latecomers to this New York Times bestseller, which now has over 7 million copies in print. If you haven’t already, pick up a copy from a fellow student or get one online and read it this summer, sort through the issues and feelings it raises, then consider passing it on to someone else who might appreciate it. You’ll find the time...
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