This is the third skit from the Student Chaplain retreat – entitled, “Initiation Day.”
Author: Wes Allen
Wes got back in to Role Playing Games during the pandemic and it’s blown up into a wonderful mid-life crisis. He runs the DM Tales YouTube channel and website, GMs two campaigns, and plays online in another with some old friends. His “day job” is a Baptist Pastor in Philadelphia’s Jersey suburbs.
Good Ol’ Eastern
Here is the second installment of the Chaplain’s sketch night. This time we’re taken into the world of Eastern’s perspective student tours. My only regret is that they didn’t play up the Doane-zone more. That place is all the proof you need to believe in quantum physics.
Chaplain Skits – “Out to Pasture”
On January 18 Eastern University’s Student Chaplains put on a sketch night – marginally themed around “community.” This was perhaps my favorite sketch, the un-interested director’s run down of upcoming activities makes me laugh. However, this one will never be shown during worship, I’d get caned.
Seeing Opportunities Instead of Problems
This past week the Philly area was blanketed by a rather strange storm. The forecast (which have been historically wrong all winter) was for 1 -2 inches of snow, followed by significant rain-fall. This isn’t that unusual for this area. We’ll get a few inches of snow, and then a ton of rain. This is…
Where I come from…
This morning I got my quarterly update from Lancaster Mennonite High School. It’s always a great read for me, LMHS has done some incredible work in education and passing on the Anabaptist tradition – I’m quite proud to have graduated from that school. I’m also proud to have graduated from Eastern University (nay, College), and…
A Nice Gift
Two weeks ago we held our third annual retreat for Eastern University’s student chaplains. Today I got a small package in the mail with a gift from my good friend (and Eastern’s Chaplain), Joe Modica. It was a much appreciated (and entirely unecessary) gesture, and Joe does a good job selecting gifts which capture people’s…
