Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Caleb Eppling’s organization
Oct 30, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Southern Wesleyan University Chapel
The occasion was a chapel service where members of the Board of Trustees were welcomed, as they had been meeting all morning. Announcements included an invitation to an ice cream social and a pingpong challenge with the chaplain that evening, as well as details for student trick-or-treating and the annual jazz band concert on Friday. Furthermore, November was promoted as Global Bible Month, encouraging the campus community to participate in a 30-day Bible reading plan providing an overview of the entire Bible. The main speaker, Professor Noah Cromer, introduced his message by referencing a challenging scripture from Psalm 145 regarding praising God and then previewed the sermon topic, which focused on the zealous response of Phineas in Numbers chapter 25 to blasphemous sin.
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The session commenced with reflections on the previous Monday's energy and the introduction of the new student chaplain, Kai, who offered support to the student body. An announcement followed regarding the rescheduling of the student-led Ministry group, Reach, due to the Martin Luther King weekend. The main segment featured Reverend Michaela Wickham as the speaker for the Legacy Series, who led a prayer and introduced the theme of legacy and the Gospel's power as the firm foundation. A discussion followed regarding the societal pressure to be the 'greatest of all time' (GOAT) in various fields, contrasting this striving with the message of grace found in the Gospel. The speaker referenced Mark chapter 10, verses 35 onward, detailing how disciples James and John sought positions of greatness, illustrating the misconception that impact requires being the greatest.
Jan 12, 2022·BoardMeeting
Board
Chapel WebVTT
The session, noted as the first chapel in 2022, included administrative updates regarding discipleship group sign-ups for the semester and an invitation for students interested in leading a group to contact the administrator. It was also announced that the Gospel Choir would commence its meetings. The main part of the event featured a message delivered by Reverend Santee Beatty, titled "Keep On Moving!". The speaker shared a personal anecdote about driving through severe weather, including an electrical storm and tornadoes, while receiving spiritual guidance to "keep on moving" despite the danger and uncertainty. The key themes discussed during the sermon centered on the seven realities of experiencing God, focusing on obedience, particularly in challenging times, drawing parallels to the story of Joshua taking over leadership from Moses.
Sep 1, 2021·BoardMeeting
Board
Convocation
This document appears to be metadata for an event identified as a Chapel/Convocation session kicking off a new academic semester. Initial remarks addressed new protocols, including mandatory mask-wearing and seating restrictions in groups of four or less due to current health guidelines, with a strong emphasis on compliance to avoid campus closures or shifts to online learning. The session included a prayer and announcements regarding graduation timelines for current students (December and May graduates) and introductions for new transfer or freshman students. The Faculty Member of the Year for 2021, Dr. Jeff Moore (Associate Professor of Biology), was introduced and delivered an address focusing on maintaining a positive perspective amidst personal struggles and societal negativity, emphasizing the importance of balancing social life with academic focus at the institution. Updates were also provided on significant campus improvements funded by recent grants, such as new windows, air conditioning units, and remodeled library spaces.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
