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Chapel: David Montague (Sep 28, 2011) Photos

Marie Adamkova, junior music major, and TJ Hester, senior Christian studies major, lead music in chapel. - Photo by Zac Calvert 9/28/11 | 18465 | XL
Marie Adamkova, junior music major, and TJ Hester, senior Christian studies major, lead music in chapel. - Zac Calvert

David Montague, Director of Memphis Teacher Residency, speaks in chapel about missions within the United States and how we are to "live and love and serve and bless." - Photo by Zac Calvert 9/28/11 | 18466 | XL
David Montague, Director of Memphis Teacher Residency, speaks in chapel about missions within the United States and how we are to "live and love and serve and bless." - Zac Calvert

David Montague, Director of Memphis Teacher Residency, speaks in chapel about how we as Christians are to live by faith and not by sight, specifically in missions. - Photo by Zac Calvert 9/28/11 | 18467 | XL
David Montague, Director of Memphis Teacher Residency, speaks in chapel about how we as Christians are to live by faith and not by sight, specifically in missions. - Zac Calvert

David Montague, Director of Memphis Teacher Residency, speaks in chapel about the importance of missions not only abroad but also in our churches and cities, mentioning the importance of specifically reaching out to Memphis. - Photo by Zac Calvert 9/28/11 | 18468 | XL
David Montague, Director of Memphis Teacher Residency, speaks in chapel about the importance of missions not only abroad but also in our churches and cities, mentioning the importance of specifically reaching out to Memphis. - Zac Calvert

David Montague, Director of Memphis Teacher Residency, speaks in chapel about the importance of domestic missions and how the role of the church is not to be the center of attention but to let the story be God's. - Photo by Zac Calvert 9/28/11 | 18469 | XL
David Montague, Director of Memphis Teacher Residency, speaks in chapel about the importance of domestic missions and how the role of the church is not to be the center of attention but to let the story be God's. - Zac Calvert