The installation of a pastor is always a day of joy, but today’s occasion has a unique flavor. Here at the University of North Dakota, we are setting apart a servant of Christ to minister in one of the most challenging and most fruitful fields: the university campus. It is here that young men and women are being trained for their economic vocations, questions of life and meaning are raised with intensity, and future families will be formed. Today, God places His man in this place, not with the wisdom of the world, but with the Word of Christ, crucified and risen to come to these young men and women.
Find out more in this sermon preached for the installation of the Rev. Christopher Durham as the chaplain of Wittenberg Chapel at the University of North Dakota.
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