Rhys Fowler | Ministry, Leadership, and the Need to Engage Well

God is not dead. Even so, in a time like the one our world presently faces, we may find ourselves asking, “how is this happening? Am I to fear or not fear?" Or even, "where is God now?” Though, may we not yield in submission to the anxieties which surround us. Even now, there is space to worship, to pray, to serve, and to have conversations online that spark new ideas and fuel hope. As Chapel Ministries, we are committed to the spiritual growth and holistic well-being of the members of the TWU community. Although our public gatherings are cancelled, our life of prayer and worship can never be cancelled. We pray that together we can remain vigilant in prayer and persistent in hope through Jesus who unites us.

On this episode, Rev. James Ellis III (TWU chaplain) grabs a chat with fourth year TWU student, Rhys Fowler. As a Media Communications major with a minor in Biblical studies, Rhys' Trinity experience has been rich with brotherly community, leadership in men's ministry, and continual lessons in his relationship with Christ. Rhys' passion for pastoral ministry has led him to take on a number of student leadership opportunities, including serving as a resident assistant, community facilitator, and leader for a men's discipleship ministry on campus.

Show Notes

Intro Music:
Hymn by Scott Buckley https://soundcloud.com/scottbuckley
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Outro Music:
Chill Soul Rap Instrumental by Nkato https://soundcloud.com/nkato
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What is TWU Chapel?

Take a moment to refocus on Christ with the Trinity Western University Chapel Podcast.

Hosted by Chaplain Ed Gerber, Chapel messages are delivered by a wide range of speakers and seek to touch on topics of special relevance for today's Christian. Devotion services are facilitated by Associate Chaplain Jennifer Graves, and include immersive student led contemplative, meditative, and Christian spiritual practices to refocus and refresh.

TWU Chapel seeks to empower the Trinity Western University community to think truthfully, act justly, and live faithfully for the good of the world and the glory of God through worship, Word, and reflection.

TWU Chapel services can be experienced daily on the Trinity Western campus in the David E. Enarson Gym at 11 a.m.