Month: July 2016
Preacher of the Week: Dr. Peter Rollins
Along our spiritual journey, we need to experience new thoughts and perspectives that challenge us to engage with God, join a dialogue about the Holy and learn new thoughts about worship from around the world. This is important in our Chautauqua experience. From July 31-Aug. 4, Dr. Peter Rollins will bring a different perspective to […]
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Summer Recipe: Broiled Pork Chops with Basil Butter & Summer Squash
This fresh entrée is perfect for any family dinner or backyard get-together with friends. The basil butter is the star of the dish, seasoning the pork and adding a rich flavor to the roasted squash. Most of the ingredients needed for this meal can be purchased at the Farmers’ Market right here in Lakeside. Here’s […]
Read MoreLiving Into Community: Promise-Keeping
According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the definition of the word ‘Promise-Keeping’ is to pledge to do, bring about or provide. It’s a basis of trust. You can’t make a promise about something that you’re not in control of. Keeping our word is essential if you want to be a person of integrity. Dr. Christine Pohl, Associate […]
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Environmental Quality Roundtable: Great Minds of the Great Lakes
Staff Blogger: Josh Hilgenberg, Advancement/Communications Intern On July 9, Lakeside Chautauqua hosted an Environmental Water Quality Roundtable in response to last year’s destructive algal bloom, described as “off the charts” by Senator Rob Portman (on a scale of 1-10, the algae was a 10.5). In attendance were distinguished panelists who spoke on the progress and […]
Read MoreLiving Into Community: Truthfulness
Staff Blogger: Alexis Oatman, Advancement/Communications Intern Being truthful is one of the most important traits someone can possess. To live truthfully, one must have a just mind and understand that without trust in every area of life, it lacks meaning. Dr. Christine Pohl, Associate Provost and Professor of Christian Ethics and Church Society at Asbury […]
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