Belmont University Ministries

The UM Student Leadership application is open now! Swipe to check out our roles for next year 👀⁠
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The application will remain open until Tuesday, April 7 at 11:59pm. We hope you consider applying!

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Join our SLA, Julia, for a weekly Come As You Are hour beginning this Friday, March 13, at 11am! The group will meet in the Beaman for devotional time, fellowship and rest in community.⁠
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We hope to see you there!

Calling any and all Belmont students!⁠
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Spring semester Plunge is next month, March 27-29! We are looking forward to another wonderful weekend on mission here in Nashville, full of learning, service, and fellowship.⁠
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Click this post at the link in our bio to learn more and express your interest!

Throughout this year, we have been praying the Peace Prayer all across campus.⁠
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In light of this, we want to highlight an upcoming performance from Belmont's College of Music & Performing Arts. Join for "A Concert for Peace" on February 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts. Featuring Bel Canto and University Singers, the evening will take audiences on a journey of hope, resilience, harmony and the ultimate call for peace.⁠
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Click the link below to purchase tickets.

https://www.thefishercenter.com/2025/07/23/the-melodies-of-bel-canto-university-singers/

As we look ahead to Ash Wednesday next week, we invite you to enter into the Lenten season with us through a few key events and practices. Join us as we await our Easter hope!

Join us tomorrow at 10am for the MLK Week chapel service with keynote speaker Rev. Dr. Mika Edmondson!⁠
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Rev. Dr. Mika Edmondson serves as the Pastor of Koinonia, a gospel-centered, cross-cultural church launched in 2020 with a heart to reflect the beauty and diversity of God’s kingdom.⁠
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Rev. Dr. Edmondson is also the author of "The Power of Unearned Suffering," a book that explores the roots and implications of Martin Luther King Jr.’s theology of suffering.⁠
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See you there!

Join a group of students tomorrow in the chapel space for a day of New Testament reading!

Announcing our November Formation Groups! We have a mix of one-off and recurring groups this month, all held in the University Ministries office. ⁠
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We hope to see you there!

Interested in a local mission opportunity with University Ministries? Here's your chance!⁠
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More information to come, but in the meantime, follow the link below to fill out the interest form!

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Happy (almost) October! 🎃⁠
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We are very excited to offer another set of five Formation Groups this month. For more information on each group (books/topics shown here) follow the Formation Groups link in our bio!⁠
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All groups start THIS FRIDAY! Sign up now!

We eagerly invite you to join Dr. Christina Ananias and fellow Belmont community members for A Day of Good News next Wednesday, October 1st! Throughout the day we will experience all four Gospels read aloud in the Ayers Atrium.⁠
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If you are interesting in participating in the reading, scan the QR code or find the link in our bio to sign up for a 15-minute slot. WELL Core Credit will be offered!