Charlie Tinsley,
“Revisionist Future: Thriving in the Spirit after surviving Childhood Abuse”

Students in the seminary’s  program complete Capstone Integration Projects across the two semesters of their senior year. During the fall semester, they negotiate with the professors in the Formation in Missional Leadership class the design of their projects. They then complete their projects in the spring, producing a final paper and making a public presentation.

Take Back The Night Chapel – “Stumbling In The Darkness”

Members of Eastern Mennonite Seminary Community Council

“Gathering in Prayer and Communion” Led by UMC students with

reflections on Prayer — Sarah Payne

reflections on Communion – Charlie Tinsley

“Time Travel: Heading Home the Long Way Around”

Charles Tinsley, seminary student

“Grains of Sand” – A Worship experience planned by the Seminary Community Counsel Care Committee (and others), drawing from ; ;

Homily – Charlie Tinsley

In the context of a chapel gathering, student Charlie Tinsley, a graduate of Liberty University, offers Advent reflections on remarks by Liberty president Jerry Falwell Jr. regarding his recent .

“Love and Leadership: Hand in Hand Towards a Healthy Community” led by Seminary Community Council members about what it means to be engaged in the EMS community and beyond. Seminary student Charlie Tinsley preaches.

Charlie Tinsley, a Methodist student at , brings the message to Chapel Gathering.  His message, based on the gospel passage from , is entitled, “Off the Lampstand and Into the World: Taking the Light into Areas of Darkness.”