It is clear to me tltat Gusties past and present share the sentiment that "it's not Christmastime until

we've had Christmas in Christ Chapel." Our Advent and Christmas tradition is an opportunity to both
worship and celebrate with our own families and friends and the larger Gustavus family, who have all
come "home" to the College to relive the wonder of Christ's birth.

We who gather here to join our voices with the whole heavenly host and to rekindle the heart of
believing share a conviction that religious faith enriches learning. It is the found.ation of the other values
Gustavus holds up: excellence, community, justice, and service. Without expecting conformity, we
encourage an honest exploration of religious faith in general and seek to foster a mature understanding
of the Christian faith in particular.

Over the years, our Christmas in Christ Chapel themes have introduced the community to many
different inte¡pretations of t}re Nativity and different forms of Chrisrian expression in worship. We hear
the familiar hymns and carols as well as tÏe new ones, and are reminded each year of the traÁtion that
gives us this beautiful music.

This year's theme, "Tender Rose, Starry Night," encourages us to ponder a God who participates fully
in the emergence of life in all of its cosmic splendor and in the vulnerable moments ofhuman birth.
Within the context of this massive universe, Christians boldly claim that God is present with us on
Earth. The Nativity of Jesus narrates this timeless story for us each year, so that we do not forget God's
steadfast love for us and for all creation.

And so I welcome you to this college on the hill and the prairie carhedral that is Christ Chapel. The
voices and instruments of 350 student musicians lead us as we celebra te the 42nd, annual Christmas
in
Christ Chapel.

Rebecca Bergman
Presid.ent, Gøstøyws Adolphøs Co llege

Pleøse note: Becøøse thi.s celebrøtion is intend'ed' to be ø worship experience, the øssørnbly
is øshed. to tl,trn offøll pøgers ønd. cell
phones ønd' to hold' øny øltpløøse u.ntil thø end. of the sørpice. We ølso ü.sþ. thø,t yott refrøin using cørnerøs or yid,eo ønd. øad¡o
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record'ers d.aring the serttice becøøse ofthe d,istrøction they presentfor both the pørtici7tønts ønd. the øssewbly.

Z Christnr¡s in (lhrist Chapcl 2014

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Clrtistrrr¿rs in Christ- Cli.rpcl I l)ccember 5-7, 2014 | Gustavu;- Ackrlphus College

The Nativity of lesus has always been a cosmic story, not just a human one.

The theme for this year's services was inspired by another signature event of the College, the Nobel
Conference. This October, Gustavus hosted its 50th Nobel Conference, centered around the question,
"Where does science go from herel" Because of its longstanding commitment to the interconnectedness
of faith and learning, the Nobel Conference has often also included a theologian, ethicist, or philosopher
who explores the implications of scientific research for people asking questions of faith and meaning.

This year during Christmas in Christ Chapel, we will ponder the cosmic significance oflesus's humble
birth in light of scientific discoveries about tåe vastness and magnificence of the universe. God's
relationship with the created world has been affirmed throughout the sacred writings ofludaism and
Cluistianity. Thc earliest biblical writcrs speculated about God's role in the creation of life on earth. In
each era of scientific advance, people of faith have wondered anew about God's activity in the material
uruvcrse.

Since the first century of the Common Era, Christians have made cosmic claims about lesus: that in him
the Word of God, present with God in the creation of the universe, became incarnate in a material body.
And, that through his life, death, and resurrection, God is at work redeeming the whole creation.

Today we understand that lesus's flesh, like all human bodies, was made up of stardust, that human beings
share 99 percent of the same DNA as chimpanzees, that human life is deeply dependent upon the well-
being of the earth, and that our universe is much grander and expansive than previous generations could
have imagined. These scientific discoveries encourage us to expand our vision of God and to reflect on the
significance of Jesus's birth from a much larger vantage point.

In this meaning-making we have able guides. As you encounter the work of some of Christianity's most
creative theologians, mystics, poets, dancers, and musicians) \rye invite you to prepare your hearts and
minds to celebrate another Christmas, inspired anew by this amazing, unfolding cosmic story of birth and
life.

Blessings,
Chaplain Siri C. Erickson

Tcnclcr l{osc, Stalry Nìght 3

 I¿tAll Moytøl Flesh Keep Silence Music: Prcelo5 lTth-cent. French folk tune
,{rr. Cathy Moklebust (b. f gSS)
Texr Liturgy of St. fames

Let øll rnortølflesh heep silence,

ønd. with feør ønd. trernbling stønd;
p ond. er n oth ing e ørth ly - rnin d.ed.,

for with blessing in bis hønd.,

Christ oar God, to eørth d,escend.ing
cowes fall hornø,ge to d,ernønd,.

etlr'f
ttEarth and l{eaventt
Susan Palo Cherwien (b. 1953)

Rej o ic e, Rej o ice, Be liep ers Music: Ha¡ TRoNES r¡¡,lpr rÄr.orc, Swedish folk tune
Setting by Howard Helvey (b. l9óS)
Texr: Laurenrius Laurenri (1660_1722)

AU l.Re - joice, re-joice, be-liev - ers, and let your lights ap - peaq
women 2.The watch-ers on themoun-tain pro-claim the bride-groom
near;
Choir 3.The saints, zpho here in pø - tience their cross and suf -
f'rings bore,
All 4. Our hope and ex - pec - ta - tiorç O Je _ sus, now aP -
Pear;

the eve - ning is ad - vanc - ing, and dark - er night is near.

go forth as he ap - proach - es with al-le-lu-ias clear.
shøll liae ønd reign for - ea - er when sor - row is no more.
a - rise, O Sun so longed for, o'er this be - night- ed sphere

4 l-h";.¡,-," :.. r.L-i-: î^r /

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The bride - groom is a - ris - ing and soon is draw-ing nigh.
Men The mar - riage feast is wait-ing; the gates wide o - pen stand.
A - round the throne tf glo - ry the Lamb they shøll be hold;
With hearts and hands up-lift-ed, we plead, O Lord, to see

Up, pray and watch and wres - tle; at the cry.

mid - night comes
A - rise, O heir of glo - ry; the bride-groom is at hand
in tri - umph cnst be - fore him their di - ø - dems gold.
"f free!
the duy of earth's re - demp - tion that sets your peo - ple

Leader: Gracious God, you come from heaven above into the midst of our world.
All: Fill our hearts with the joy of the angels at your birth.
Leader: You come from heaven above to the lowliest of human conditions.
Ail: Watch over those in need, the sick, the hungry, the grieving.
Leader: You come from heaven above to walk the way of the cross.
All: Guide us to follow your path of forgiveness, mercy and peace.
Leader: You comc from heaven above to become flesh and live among us.
All: May we see your glorg full of grace and truth. Amen.

Tcrdcr lìosc, Starry Night 5

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The King Shøll Music: CoNsor-arroN, Kentøchy Hørrnony, Lgl6

Setting by Robert Buckley Farlee (b. l9S0)
Text: John Brownlie (lSS9_192S)
Setting cornru.issioned.for Chrisnnøs in Christ Chøpet 2014.

AU 1 The King shall come when morn mg dawns and

Women 2 Not as of old a lit tle child, to
Men 3 Otr bright - er than the ris i.g morn when
Choir 4 Oh, bright - er than that glo rious morn shall
AU 5 The King shall come when morn irg dawns and
#
light tri - um - phant breaks, when beau - ty gilds the
bear and fight and die, but with glo - ry
crowned
Christ, vic - to - rious, rose and left the lone - some
dawn up - ot7 our race the døy when Christ in
light and beau - ty brings. Hail, Christ the Lord! your

east - em hills and life to joy a- wakes

like the sun that lights the mom -ing sky.
place of death, de spite the rage of foes.
splen - dor comes, and u)e shall see his
peo - ple Pray: come quick - ly, King of
føce.
kings.

Genesis l:l-5 Brian Swimme (b. f 950) and

"Prologue: The Story" Thomas Bery (1914-2009)
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Størs Music: Eriks Eðenvalds (b.1977)
Text: Sara Teasdale (I884-1933)

Alone in the night Myriads with beating

On a dark hill Hearts of fire
With pines around me That aeons
Spicy and still, Cannot vex or tire;

And a heaven full of stars The dome of heaven

Over my head, Like a great hill,
White and topaz I know that I
And misty red; Am honored to be Witness
Of so much majesty.

A Støble-Løwrl) Is Lighæd Music: David Conte (b. 1955)

Text: Richard Wilbur (b. l92f )

A stable-lamp is lighted
lVhose glow shall wake the sky;
The stars shall bend their voices,
And every stone shall cry.
And every stone shall cry,
A.nd straw like gold shall shine;
A barn shall harbor heaven,
A stall become a shrine.

This child through David's city

Shall ride in triumph by;
The palm shall strew its branches,
And every stone shall cry.
And every stone shall cry
Though heavy, dull and dumb,
And lie within the roadway
To pave his kingdom come.

But now, as at the ending,

The low is lifted high:
The stars shall bend their voices,
And every stone shall cry.
And every stone shall cry,
In praises of the child
By whose descent among us
The worlds are reconciled.

Tendcr Rcrsc, Starrl, \igh¡ 7

 Ave Møris Støllø Music: Trond Kverno (b. 1945)
Text: Ninth-cent. Roman hymn
(sung in Latin)

Ave, maris stclla, Høil, Stør of the Seø,

Dei Mater alma, Lovi.ng Mother of God.,
Atque sempcr Virgo, An d, Virg in I i rnrn o r tø l,
Felix cacli porta. II e øp en's b li.ssfu I p or tøl !
Sumcns illud Ave Recefuing thøt'Au/)
Gabriclis ore, Frorn tbe î,,xoutb of Gøbriel,
Funda nos in pacc, Revering the nørne of oÛuø,tt
Mutans Evae nomcn. Estøblish us in peøce.
Solve vincla reis, Breøh the chøins of sinners,
Profer lumen caecis, Bring lþht to the blind.,
Mala nosua pclle, Drfue øwøy owr euils,
lJona cuncta posce. And øsk for øllgood. things.
Show thyself to be ø rnother,
Monstra te csse matrcm)
Thøt, throwgh thee,
Sumat pcr te prcccs,
IIe rnøy ø.ccept 7ar prã,yers,
Qui pro nobis natus
IIe who, born frtr øs,
Tulit esse tuus.
Chose to be your Son.
Virgo singularis,
O in cornp ør ø b le Virgin,
Intcr omncs mitis,
Meek. øbow øll otbers,
Nos culpis solutos,
Møke øs, free frorn our føølts,
Mites fac et castos.
Meeþ. ønd. chøste.
Vitam praesta puram) IGep owr
Iter para tutum)
ffi pøre,
Møhe our journey søfe,
ut videntes Jesum, So thøt, seeing Jesus,
Semper collaetemur. We rnøy rejoice together forever.
Sit laus Dco Patri, Let there be prøise to God. the Føthery
Summo Christo dccus And. glory to Christ the rnost Iligh,
Spiritui Sancto, And, to the lIoly Spirit,
Tribus honor unus. Amen. And. to tbe Three be one honor. Armen
Ave gratia plcnal Høil,fwll ofgrøce!
Dominus tecum! The Lord. is with thee!
Benedicta tu in mulieribus! Blessed. ø.rt thoa îLwong wowen!

A (lhristnìr\ i¡ lìhrist lìhrrrol ?oì ¿

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The Angel Gøbriel[vorn IIeøven Cørne Music: G.tnnrr,Ijs Mlssecr, Basque carol
A¡r. C. Edgar Pettman (f 8ó5-1943) and John Wickham
Text: Basque carol

tV
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I The an - gel Ga - bri - el from heav came,
2 "For know a bless - ed moth - er thou shalt be,
J Then gen - tle Mar - y meek - lY bowed her head;
4 of her, Em-man - u - el, the Christ, was born

with wings as drift - ed snow, with eyes as flame:

all gen - er-a - tionslaud and hon or thee;
'To me be as it pleas eth God," she said.
in Beth - le - hem all on a Christ mas mofn,

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'All hail to thee, O low - ly maid - en Mar v,

thy son shall be Em - man - u - el, by seers fore told,
"My soul shall laud and mag - ni - fy God's ho - ly name."
and Chris-tian folk through-out the world will ev - er say:

most high - ly fa - vored la - dy."

most high - ly fa - vored la - dy." Glo ri-a!
Most high - ly fa - vored la - dy,
"Most high - ly fa - vored la - dy."

Z/"/r¿ Music: Connor Koppin (b. I99l)

There Is No Rose
Text: Traditional English

There is no rose of such virtue

As is the rose that bare Jesu; Alleluia.

For in this rose contained was

lleaven and earth in litde space; res miranda. (trans., wond'erful tbing)

Leave we all this worldly mirth,

and follow we this joyful birth; Alleluia, Amen

Tcnder lìosc, Starly Nigl'rt I

 Syrnphony No.8 in E minor, OP. 48 Kurt Magnus Atterberg (L887-1974)
III. Molto uipo

Luke 2:L-L4

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O floly Night Music: Adolphe C. Adam (f 803-1856)
Arr. René Clausen (b. 1953)
Text: Placide Cappeau (I808-1877)

O holy night! The stars are brightly shining,

It is the night of our dear Savior's birth.
Long lay the world in sin and error pining,
'Til He appear'd and the soul felt its worth.
A thrill of hope, the weary world rejoices,
For yonder breaks the new and glorious morn:

Fall on your knees! O hear the angel voices!

O night divine, O night when Christ was born;
O night, O holy night, O night divine.

Led by the light of faith serenely beaming,

With glowing hearts by His cradle we stand.
Led by a star, above them brightly gleaming,
Appeared the wise men from far Eastern land.
The King of Kings lay in a lowly manger;
To us this day is born to be our God:

Fall on your knees! O hear the angel voices!

O night divine, O night when Christ was born;
O night divine, O night, O night divine.

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Ding Dong Merrily on IIigh , Music: l6th-cent. French dance tune
. Arr. Philip Stopford (b.1977)
Text: George Radiffe Woodward (f 848-1934)

Ding dong, merrily on high, Pray you, dutifully prime

In heav'n the bells are ringing. Your matin chime, ye ringers,
Ding dong, verily the sky May you beautifully rime
Is riv'n with angels' singing. Your evetime song) yc singers.
Gloria, hosanna in excelsis. Gloria, hosanna in excelsis!

E'en so here below,

Let steeple bells be s\Mungen)
And "I-o, i-o, i-o!"
By priest and people sungen.
Gloria, hosanna in excelsis!

Rise Up, Sbepberd,, ønd. Follow Music: Rrs¡ Ut,, SHrrnnnn: African Arnerican spiritual
Arr. Hart Morris (b. L946)

I Søw Tltree Sbips Corne Søiliøg In Music: Traditional English carol

fur. Edward Flenderson (b. 1952)
Text: English carol

I saw three ships come sailing in O, they sailed into Bethlehem,

On Christmas Da¡ on Christmas Day, On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day;
I saw three ships come sailing in O, they sailed into Bethlehem,
On Christmas Day in the morning. On Christmas Day in the morning.

And what was in those ships all three, And all the bells on earth shall ring,
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day, Ding! Dong!
And what was in those ships all three, And all the bells on earth shall ring,
On Christmas Day in the morningl Ding! Dong!

Our savior Christ and his lad¡ Then let us all rejoice amain!
On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day, On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day
Our savior Christ and his lad¡ Then let us all rejoice amainl
On Christmas Day in the morning. On Christmas Day in the morning.

Pray wither sailed those ships all three,

On Christmas Day, on Christmas Day
Pray wither sailed those ships all three,
On Christmas Day in the morningf

Tcrrrlcr Rose Starrv Nisht ,//

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/ø¿h
Whøt Sweeter Møsic
Musrc: Iohn Rutter (b' 1945)
Texc Adapted from Robert Herrick (1691-1674)

What sweeter music can we bring

Than a carol, for to sing
The birth of this our Hcav'nly Kingf
Awake the voice! Awake the suing!
Dark and dull night, flY hence awaY,
And give the honour to this daY
That sees December turn'd to MaY'

Why does the chilling winter's morn

Smile, like a field beset with cornl
Or smell like a meadow newlY shorn
Thus on the suddenl Come and see
The cause, why things thus fragrant be:
'Tis he is born, whose quick'ning birth
Gives life and lustre, Public mirth,
To heaven and the underearth'

We see him come, and know him ours,

Who, with his sunshine and his show'rs,
Turns the patient ground to flow'rs,
ilrns all the patient ground to flow'rs'
The darling of the world is come,
And fit it is, we find a room
To welcome him'

The nobler part of all the house here' is the heart

Which we will give him; and bequeath
This holly, and this ivY wreath,
To do him honour; who's our King,
And Lord of all this revelling'

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It Cørne øPon the Mid'nigbt Cleør Music: C¡nor, Richard S. Willis (18f 9-1900)
Text: Edmund H. Scars (18f 0-187ó)

tÒ.
-^ -l
of old,
Unison I It came uP - on un - furled,
Hørnoony 2 Still through the clo - ittg low,
Hørrnony 3 And you,
-lo! Thebe - neath
of old,
Unison 4 For daYs

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4.¡Ìr-t-- 4u-- zF-=7

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their harPs of gold:

from an - gels bend - ing near the earth to touch
and still their heav'n-ly mu - sic floats o'er all the wea ry world.
pain - ful steps and slow
who toil a - long the climb-ing way with
er - cir - cling years shall come the time fore
- told,
when with the ev

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"Peace on the eafh, good will to all, from heav'n's all - gra - cious king'"
A - bove its sad and low - ly plains theY bend on ñov - 'ring wing,
look now, for glad and gold -en hours come swift - lv on the wing;
when peace shall o ver all the earth its an - cient sPlen-dors fling,
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The worldin sol - emn still-ness lav to hear- lhe an gels ting'
ev - er o'er its ba - bel soúnds the bless ed an gels srng.
""¿ and hear the gels sing!
oh. rest be - side the wea - ry roadwhich now the
an
an gels slng.
and all the world give back the song
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Tclrclcr lìcrsc, StarrY Night /3

 Adøpte d frorn'cBesido, Beyond., Wðthìn', The Rev. Dr. Paul Nancarrow (b. f 95ó)

Glori.ø Music: Greg Knauf (b. f 972)

Text: Luke 2:14
(sung in Latin)

Alleluia. Alleløiø.
Gloria in excelsis Deo. Glory to God. in the highest.
Et in terra pax hominibus bonae voluntatis. And. on eø.rth peø.ce to øll those ofgood. witt.

Cøntøte Domino (IGntø Jøt nø,ri Køntw Berriø) Music: Josu Elberdin (b. L976)
Text: Adapted Íiom tïe Psalms

Sing to the Lord a new song.

Sing to the Lord, sing all the earth praise his name.

(sung in Basque)

Kanta faunari kantu berria, Sing to tbe Lord. ø. new song,

Kanta /aunari lur guztia, Sing to the Lord. øll the eørth,
Egin alaitsu haren nahia.
Joyfully fwlfi.ll his will.

(sung in Latin)

Bendicite nomini erus. Let øs corne before hirn wì.tb thønhs.

Annuntiate diem de die salutare eius. Let of joy to hirn.
øs shoøt songs
Cantate, exsultate et psalite in cithara, Sing ønd. prøise with the hørp,
Psallite voce psalmi Sing prøiws with ø psølrn
Quia mirabilia fecit. For he høs d,one wond.ers.

ttlust Love"
Catherine Keller (b. 1953)

/< Christnras in (ìhrist Chenel ?oì.r'.

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Leader: Blessed are you) O God, sustainer of the universe.

You call all nations to walk in your light
and to see your ways of justice and peace)
for the night is past, and the dawn of your coming is near
Rouse us from sleep,
that we may greet Christ as he comes
and welcome him into our hearts and homes,
for he is our light and our salvation.
Blessed be God forever.

All: Amen.

O Corne,
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AllTe Føithføl
lre Music: AonsrE FIoelns, attributed to fohn F. Wade (ca. f Tf l-178ó)
Setting by G. Winston Cassler (190ó-1990)
Text: Attributed to John F. Wade

Setting cowrnissioned.þr Christrnøs in Cbrist Chøpel 197ó.

Ple øse rernøin seøted, for tbe first lhree stønzøl

O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant,

O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem;
Come and behold him, born the king of angels

Refrøðn: O come, let us adore him, O come, let us adore him,

O come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord!

God of God,light of light,

Lo, he abhors not the Virgin's womb;
Very God, begotten not created: Relvøin

Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation,

Sing, all ye citizens ofheaven above!
Glory to God in the highest: Refvøin

Pleøse stønd. d.wring tbe instrøwentøl interlød.e.

Yea, Lord, we greet thee, born this happy morning.

lesus, to thee be glory giv'n;
Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing: Refrøin

Tcn<lcr Rosc, Starrl, \lgll¡ /5

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Worship Leaders
Crucifers
Brian Konkol chaplain of the College Frid.øy, 7:30 p.w.
Grady St. Dennis '92 chaplain and director, Matt Spoden '15 Maple Grove, Minn.
Church Relations
Søturd.øy, 3:30 p.ra.
Conductors
Jalen Gray ,17 Greenville, S.C
Gregory Aune Gustavus Choir
Brandon Dean Søtardøy, 7:30 p.rn.
Choir of Christ Chapel
Blakc Otterlei 'lg
The Lucia Singers Edina, Minn
Ruth Lin Gustavus Symphony Orchcstra Swnd.øy, 3:30 p.rn.
Michele l{usinko Liturgical Dancers Nick Theisen ,lS St. Joseph, Minn.
Chad Winterfeldt Christ Chapel Ringers
Sand.øy, 7:30 p.rn.
Organist Rebccca Awe,I7 Durango, Colo.
Chad Winterfeldt cantor of Christ Chapel
Candle Bearers
Readers Frid.øy, 7:30 p.rn.
Frid.øy, 7:30 p.rn. Kirsten Palan ,Ió Corcoran, Minn,
Karl Grant ,14 alumnus & volunteer Andie Scott'ló Vadnais Heights, Minn.
Nissa Stolp Fell ,00
nurse_practitioner,
Søturd.øy, 3:30 p.rn.
Health Service ,ló
Scott Bur Emily Marquctte Princeton, Minn.
associatc professor, chemistry
Jenny Marquette ,lS Princeton, Minn.
Søtørd.øy, 3:30 p.rn.
Karl Larson associate professor, Søtørd.øy, Z:30 p.w.
health & exercise sciencc Madison Blazing'lg Rochester, Minn.
Barb Larson Taylor ,93 director, Center for Huycn Nguyen 'lg Hanoi, Vietnam
Servant Leadership
Vincent Thomas Swndøy, 3:30 p.ru.
assistant director,
Andrew Boge '18
Career Development Iohnston, Iowa
Elizabeth Johnson ,ló A¡den Hills, Minn.
Søtørd.øy, 7:30 p.no.
Mark Rraun provost & dean of thc College Sønd.øy, 7:30 p.no.
Kjerstrn Moody '98 assrstant professor,
Rcbecca Hinricher,lZ New Prague, Minn.
t:::f:i"',i:Ï:tä Elsa Larsen 'lZ \{/hite Salmon, Wash.
JoNes vanHecke ,88
vrce president of student life
Sund.øy, 3:30 p.rn.
Cadi Kadlecek assistant director, forensics
Mary Gaebler associate professtlr, relígion
Glenn Kranking ,98 associate professor, history
& Scandinavian studies
Swndøy, 7:30 p.rn.
Steve Kjellgren '8ó director, Dining Servicc
Kathy Chalhoub assistant to the chaplains
Florence Amamoto associate professor, English

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Planning Team
Gregory Aune music faculty, music director
Brandon Dean music faculty
SiriErickson chaplain,artistic/liturgicaldirector
BrianKonkol chaplain
Ruth Lin music faculty
Micah Maatman theaue & dance faculty &
sccnrc designer
Michele Rusinko theatrc & dance faculty
Dean Wahlund'72 director of special cvents
Chad Winterfeldt cantor
Lighting and Online Broadcast Production
Jon Young '77 and staff of Heroic Productions
Floral Design
Fred Struck, Traverse des Sioux Garden Center
Construction and Installation
Warren Wunderlich, Chris Blaschko, Bruce Budin,
Dale Flemming, and Physical Plant staff
Sound Services
Matt Dobosenski '99, technical services
coordinator, Campus Activities
Bill Lund, Digital on Location
Program and Poster Design and Production
Jenny Kurth, Steve Waldhauser '70,
Andy Biedermann, Bud Allen, and
Loren Van Grootheest

øtZ,u
ttBarth and Ileaventt

Reader
Sylvia Michels '17 Zimmerman, Minn.

Dancers
Maggie Kennedy'15 St. Peter, Minn.
Kate Schulze '15 Bemidji, Minn.
Karolina Stark 'LZ Pepin, Wis.

"]ust Lovett
Reader
Chase Adelsman'I7 St. Paul, Minn

Dancers
lordan Lovestrand'17 Bloomington, Minn
Kate Schulze 'I5 Bemidji, Minn
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Soprano I
Rachel Bachman ,ló Soprano fI
Sartell, Minn. Alison Baker'lg
Avery Bather ,lB Goldcn Valle¡ Minn. Rosemount, Minn.
Andie Broman,).7 Anna Batz '18 Bloomington, Minn.
Mankato, Minn.
Annie Galloway'15 Jaynea Brooks ,15
Spring Grove, Minn. St. Louis, Mo.
Olivia HofÊGolmen Alli Conrad ,LS perr¡ Iowa
'lg Minnetonka, Minn. Kate Day,ló
Maddie /ohnson 'lZ Golden Valley, Minn. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Kara Helgeson ,ló
Sylvia Michels '17
Zimmerman, Minn. Ortonville, Minn.
Ariana Olson-Bouchare b ,ló Ali Helle ,tB
Anoka, Minn. Waconia, Minn.
Kaidyn Peroutka ,lg Antonia Hopkins ,Ìg
Bloomington, Minn. Burnsville, Minn.
Kelli Remboldt'15 Kirsren Lundgren '16 Cannon Falls, Minn.
Bismarck, N.D.
Chelsea Rojas ,ló Devan Mellgren 'ì.2
Cologne, Minn.
Miami, Fla. Sabrina Niselman ,Lg
Hailey Uphoff 'ló Big Lake, Minn.
Founrain Valley, Calif.
Emily Weltzin,IT lennessa Runia ,_1.5 Montevideo, Minn.
Owatonna, Minn. Brianna Ïtus 'ló
Hartford, S.D.
Hannah Warnert,IT
Sartell, Minn.
Clara Wicklund,IT Stillwater, Minn.
Alto I
Rojo Andriamihaja ,ló Brooklyn park, Minn.
AIto II
Mari Aune 'lS
Jenny Banyard 'ló
Ashley Eickhoff ,ló
Minnetonka, Minn. Rachel Bruch-{ndersen ,t8 å:r::il ffi;.
St. Louis park, Minn. Mia Cannon ,ló
Nicola Grant ,lS Algoma' wis.
Woodbury, Minn. Nicole Frame ,15
coon Rapids, Minn.
Katie Frehner ,r5
Lydia Hayes 'lg
Decorah, Iowa
Iackie ]ohnson ,15 Gabe Gazzor" ,is
Kayla Peters on ,1,7
Minneapolis, Minn.
Decorah, Iowa Katelyn Graham 'tó- ,å:å"J,lh ffiiï.
Uã"LJio, pri.,".
Katelyn Reid 'lZ
Gaylord, Minn. LizzíeHjelle,lZ Elbow Lake, Minn.
Christina Sand 'lS Katelyn luni 'lS
Freeport, Minn. Fort Knox, Ky.
Katie Sheeks ,ló
Plymouth, Minn.
Megan Lokensgard ,16 Mi"*r;;i.", Minn.
Beatrice Winter ,lS Britta powell ,Ió
Glencoe, Mìnn.
carotyn sanders ,r5. ,i*,:îi"Tffi.
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Kjersten Undem ,t5
Marissa White ,lg
Minn.
Amandaw"Jo*,io ,Lïi..'ffåffi.
Deb Witherspoon ,ì.2
Tenor f fr"_ã",, C"m.
Sam Forthun ,lg Tenor If
Cottage Grove, Minn. Ethan Dwyer'I8
Brian Hastl'ngs ,Ig Le Sueur, Minn.
Annandale, Minn. Luke Fanning'ló
Long Hoang ,lZ Hastings, Neb.
Hanoi, Viemam
Brent Huls 'ló lacob Fry'18 Northfield, Minn.
Chris Johnson ,17
Jeffers, Minn. Matt Lutze ,lg
Thomas Lindquist ,lg Stillwater, Minn.
St. Michael, Mìnn.
Andrew Mato,r,
Nate McNab '15
.ff::illlî;lïÍ.
Iacob Marcott '18 St. paul, Minn. ,18 *'*r:rîT:;,Tm.
Luke O'Connor,Ig Gavin Meader
Eli Sciammas'lZ
Pordand, Maine Connor Myhre ,lg Bloomington, Minn.
P.leasanton, Calif. Tanner Myhre 'ì.8
/oseph Stagg ,ì.ó Lino Lakes, Minn. Bloominlto,r, Uirr.r.
Owen VanderBilt /ace Riggin 'Ìó
'lg Rochester, N.y. Preston Schlueter ,lZ Sheyenne, N.D.
Ben Ventry'ì.8 Minnetrista, Minn.
Hastings, Minn. Will Scott'I8 MinneaPolis' Minn'
TI Zemlin'18 Eden prairie, Minn.

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2014
Bass I Bass II
Chase Adelsman'17 St. Paul, Minn Torin Anderson 'I 8 Rosemount, Minn.
Henry Elling'17 Columbus, Wis Collin Berglirnd'ì.7 Grand Marais, Minn.
Peter Horecka'17 Frar-rklin, Tcnn Chris Bram'15 Rochester, Minn.
Zachery Dcetz '18 Owatonna, Minn.
Brenton layasuriya 'ló Goldcn Valley, Minn
Gino Fraboni'18 Princcton, Minn.
Amos Johnson '18 St. Petcr, Minn
lacob Grill 'I7 St. Peter, Minn.
Samuel Keillor'17 Shoreview, Minn
Medina, Minn.
Noah Grothe'17
lonathon Lombardi'17 Beaver Lake, Neb
ZachLardy'18 Edina, Mirrn.
Andy Lupinek'I7 Sauk Rapids, Minn Brady Lass '17 Eden Prairie, Minn.
Ryan O'Neil'18 Melrose Park, Ill Paul Lucken'15 Grccnwald, Minn.
lohn Pavek'ì.8 Northficld, Minn loshua Monson 'I8 Mora, Minn.
Stefan Schwochau '17 Vadnais Heights, Minn Adam Proue'1ó Hudson, Wis.
Matt Timmons '15 Jordan, Minn William lùihiluoma'Ì7 Cloquet, Minn.
Kyle Stas 'ì.8 Mitchell, S.D.
Nick Sweedand'Ló Edina, Minn.

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Soprano I Tenor I
Karen Holt'ló Lindstrom, Minn. Erik William Carlson '15 Fridlcy, Minn.
Grace I(erber'17 Boulder, Colo. Patrick Ernst '15 West St. Paul, Minn.
Carly Mau 'ì.7 Eagan, Minn. lacob Johnson'17 Holme, Wis.
Allison Schmidt'15 Anoka, Minn. Matt Kessler'I5 Bisrnark, S.D.
Rebccca Snapp 'ì.ó Mankato, Minn. David Lim'15 Ncw Prague, Minn.
Madcline Struck'17 lordan, Minn. David Roland'16 Applc Vallc¡ Minn.
Jancllc Thicnes 'ló Sartcll, Minn. Tucker Saude 'ló Anoka, Minn.
Hannah Walters 'ló Buffalo, Minn.
Tenor II
Soprano II Brcnt Chouanard '15 St. Peter, Minn.
Elizabeth A.nderson'1 5 Minn.
St. Pctcr, Danicl Fclton'15 Lake Elmo, Minn.
Hannah Dvorak'Ió Halward, Wis. Kristian F{artmann '15 Mankato, Minn.
Andra Gulenchyn 'I7 Oak Grove, Minn. Cameron larvis '15 Cottage Grove, Minn.
Elizabeth Hable 'ló Metamora, Ill. Sean Paul I(ehren '16 Pine City, Minn.
Elisabcth IGane 'I5 Minnetonka,Minn. AndrewKendall'15 St. Cloud, Minn.
Lauren Pauley 'I5 Osceola, Wis. David Nelson '17 Woodbur¡ Minn.
Liliannc Rothschild'17 Rochester, Minn.
Christina Swenson '16 Marion,Iowa "itXfn Bies ,r.5 Ncw Hopc, Minn.
Alto I Aaron Bogcn'Ió Wausau, Wis.
Laura Briggs '17 New Brighton, Minn Zakariyas lamcs '17 Oceanside, Calif.
Amy Christiansen '15 Rochestcr, Minn A¡rdrew Jeon'17 Rosemount, Minn.
Claire Chrvalek'17 Monticcllo, Minn Ian McKeag'ì.7 Applc Vallc¡ Minn.
Mcg Crosby'ló Eden Prairie, Minn Sam Panzcr'ló Appleton, Wis.
Jessic Erickson '15 Goldcn Valley, Minn Peter Schrvartz'I7 Kasson, Minn.
Adeline Konnad'16 Lakeville, Minn Taylor Wasvick '15 Hastings, Minn.
Ashley Nickel '17 Fargo, N.D.
Bass II
Abi Tobiason 'Ió Mantorville, Minn -;;r*
Boese,ló Lake Wilson, Minn.
Alto II Dan Britt'Ló Eagan, Minn.
Grace Clough'ló Flarrisonburg,Va. Robert Brown '15 Forcst Lakc, Minn.
Hannah Enright'15 S.D.
Sioux Falls, Chase Fasbender'Ió Hastings, Minn.
Ambcr Evenson '15 Mantorville,Minn. GarrisonMeyer'Ìó Austin, Minn.
Maren Legeros '15 Edina, Minn. Alcx Nordcrhus '17 Apple Valle¡ Minn.
l{anna Mahan 'Ió Maple Plain, Minn. Eric Pothcn'15 Mounds View, Minn.
Bri Malccha'17 Northficld, Minn.
Natalie Ringold'17 Eagan, Minn.

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Soprano
Brandon Dean, DMA,
f Soprano II (continued)
Gretchen Anderson 'Ló Edina, Minn. Rachel Sparling'ló Pine City, Minn.
Alina Bachman'17 St. Peter, Minn. Kelsie Undem'I8 Mora, Minn.
Jessica Backes'18 St. Cloud, Minn. Ger Vang 'ló St. Paul, Minn.
Sarah Bale 'I8 Edina, Minn. Christie Visscr'17 Isanti, Minn.
Amber Barth 'ló Schaumburg, Ill. Alto I
lohnna Bottila 'I7 Cloquet, Minn.
Meishon Bchboudi '15 Minnetonka, Minn.
Sara Chaffee-Bates 'I7 Hackensack, Minn.
Elise Le Boulicaut '18
Micaela Chesnut'18 Stillwater, Minn. Angers, France
Kiote Coles'17 Del Mar, Calif.
Iessica Hastings Ereth '18 Rochester, Minn.
Kari Grundmeier'ló Forest Lake, Minn.
Sarah Cooper 'ló St. Charles, Ill.
Melissa Dahl'17 Grantsburg, Wis.
Heidi Ide'ló Plato, Minn.
Shannon Graham'Ló Appleton, Wis.
Hannah Jakel'I7 New Ulm, Minn.
Emma ]ohnson '18 Maddy Klein 'lB Ffuron, S.D.
Aurora, Colo.
Krissy Kocina 'ló New Prague, Minn.
Lindsey Kline'18 Pine City, Minn.
Morgan Larsen'I7 Mary Krafthefer '15 Stillwater, Minn.
Duluth, Minn.
Kristen Matthcws 'lB Kendyl Landeck'17 Moscow, Idaho
Chaska, Minn.
Beige McConaughey 'J.7 Kirsten Larscn '15 White Salmon, Wash.
Somerset, Wis.
Kelle Nett'ló
Liza Long'18 Appleton, Wis.
Spring Valley, Ill.
Emma Marthaler'18 Hampton, Minn.
Kjersten Piper '18 Naperville, Ill.
Adriane Rentschler '17 Molly Moran '18 Cottage Grove, Minn.
Lakefield, Minn.
Mandy Schlauderaff 'ló Alba Murillo'ló Cancun, Mexico
Glencoe, Minn.
Lisa Slaikeu 'ló
Halie Ostberg '18 Northfieid, Minn.
Blaine, Minn.
Laura Swenson'I7 Sophie Panetti '17 Bloomington, Minn.
Eagan, Minn.
Signe Thorpe'15
Morgan Sanken'Ió Brownton, Minn.
Eau Claire, Wis.
Emma Schmidtke '18 Plymouth, Minn.
Callie Van Cleve'I7 Grinnell, Iowa
Deryn Wallem '18 Maggie Swanson '18 Deer River, Minn.
New Market, Minn.
Ashley Zi e genhagen' RudiThompson 'Ló Canyon Lake, Texas
)- 6 Watertown, Minn.
Mackenzie Venhor '17 New Richmond, Wis.
Soprano II Ally Xong'18 Stillwater, Minn.
Kelsey Backer'18 Lakevillc, Minn.
Meredith Brand '17 Burnsville, Minn.
Alto II
Kirstin Buck'17 Elizabeth Adams '17 Farmington, Minn.
Northfield, Minn.
Emily Craig'18 Lily Benge Briggs '17 Grantsburg, Wis.
Lake Ciry Minn.
Olivia Del Viscio '15 Lily Breckner '18 Wayzata, Minn.
Eden Prairie, Minn.
Laura Dobler '15 Sarah Bruihler'Ì8 St. Peter, Minn.
St. Peter, Minn.
Hanna Engebretson 'ló Eagan, Minn.
Izzy Carlson 'I8 Minneapolis, Minn.
Sarah Hemstad '18
Tiana Cervantes '15 St. Paul, Minn.
Shoreview, Minn.
Kailey Holmes 'ló Maggie Chouanard'18 St. Peter, Minn.
St. Louis Park, Minn.
Anna Johnson '18 Tenzin Dolker'15 New Brighton, Minn.
Burnsville, Minn.
Ashley Jordan'17 Amanda Downs'17 Sandstone, Minn.
Palm Bay, Fla.
Grace Fransen 'LZ Chanhassen, Minn.
Shailagh Lannon '18 Woodbury, Minn.
Alison Hemmingsen 'I7 Springfield, Minn.
Kelsey Lenhart 'ló Albert læa, Minn.
Erika Rossow'17
Savannah Maynard'18 Coon Rapids, Minn.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Allison Mediger'17 Annelise Salmela'15 Duluth, Minn.
lordan, Minn. Kayli Skinner'18
Abby Michels '18 Brainerd, Minn.
Silver Bay, Minn.
Isabelle Moberg '18 Delaney Sweet'Ió Omaha, Neb.
Karlstad, Sweden
Saskia Raether 'I5
Sharron Wang'17 Zhengzhou, China
Pasadena, Calif.
Kalyna Rieland 'ló Edina, Minn.
Taylor Wicklund 'Ì8 Eden Prairie, Minn.
Christine Shoemaker'15 Woodbury, Minn.
Rachel Witt'I7 Bingham Lake, Minn.
Nicole Skifton '17 Haley Zweber'I7 Rosemount, Minn.
Iì.acine, Minn.
Nicole Smetana'ló Northficld, Minn.

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ø6rrlârrr¿ Ruth Lu Lin, DMA, conductor
Flute Violin I
Jamic Lichy'15 Charnplin, Minn. Kcndra Frey'Ìó Fairbanks, Alaska
Blake VanOosbree '15 Long Lake, Minn. Rachel Breining'ló Neenah, Wis.
Erin Grcv'ló St Louis, Mo. Sophie Wcrtz '15 St. Louis Park, Minn.
Ann Stevens '15 North Mankato, Minn. Izzy Carlson 'I8 Minneapolis, Minn.
McKenzic Perry'I8 Sioux Falls, S.D. leff Halvorson'15 Rogcrs, Minn.
Oboe Alicia Lundell '15 Northfield, Minn.
Anthony Afful '15 Minneapolis, Minn. Rhctt Schvvichtcnberg'l 5 Edina, Minn.
Bailey Hilgrcn'17 Chatficld, Minn. Catherinc Johnson 'ì.7 Eden Prairie, Minn.
Rebccca Ihnen 'Ló Wcst Des Moines, Iowa Clairc Merchen'Ló Champlin, Minn.
Maddie Jcntink'17 Apple Vallc¡ Minn. Nicole Ektnitphong'ì.5 Worthington, Minn.
Clarinet Violin II
Emma Morin'15 Storm Lakc, Iou'a Matt Gram 'ló Wiln-rettc,Ill.
Laura lohnson 'ló Rosevillc, Minn. Lcah Johnson '18 Minnetonka, Minn.
'Ì5 Connor Smith '17 Bloornington, Minn.
Jana Wilkcs Arden Hills, Minn.
Camcron larvis 'I5 Cottage Grove, Minn. Nick Ulcn 'Ì5 Plymouth, Minn.
Anna Lund '17 Frcsno, Calif.
Bassoon Dan Ly'15 Bloomington, Minn.
IGtie Landreville '15 Edina, Minn. David Nelson '17 Woodbury, Minn.
Paigc Schoenherr'l-Z Eden Prairic, Minn. Katlrarina Janzen'16 Fort Wayne, Ind.
Ryan O'Neil'18 Melrosc Park, Ill.
Viola
IIorn Karin Dye 'ló Chesterfield, Mo.
Will Doebler'15 Valparaiso, Ind. Hannah Walters 'ló Buffalo, Minn.
Sarah Cooper'ló St. Charlcs, Ill. Lindsey Taylor'17 Duluth, Minn.
Sarah Cornell '15 Long Lake, Minn. Chris Heintzclman'17 St. Cloud, Minn.
McCartney Renn'15 Baraboo, Wis. Rachel Mohr'ló Plymouth, Minn.
Kyra Wicklund 'ló lordan, Minn. Elizabeth lGanc'15 Minnetonka, Minn.
Trumpet Emily Weltzin 'ì.7 Owatonna, Minn.
Beth Shcrman 'ló lìochester, Minn Bri Dickel'17 Edcn Prairie, Minn.
losh Portner'ló North Mankato, Mirln. Alex Ulen '18 Plymouth, Minn.
Amic Goblirsch 'ló St. Michael, Minn. Cello
Trombone John Baron 'I7 Edcn Prairie, Minn.
Caleb Likely'Ìó Minneapolis, Minn. Amanda Thiesen'18 St. loseph, Minn.
Chase Fasbender 'ló Hastings, Minn. Elli Moran '17 Rosevillc, Minn.
loshua Mason 'l-7 White Bear Lake, Minn. Samantha McNamcr 'Ì8 Coon Rapids, Minn.
Cory Lau 'ló Lake Mills, Iowa Nick Satter '18 Edina, Minn.
Dennis Lee '16 Bloomington, Minn.
Tuba
Erik Carlson'ló Fridley, Minn Bass
Michael Eastwood'15 Decorah, Iowa
Percussion
Gunnar Boettcher '15 Mankato, Minn.
Mariah Grant'15 Apple Valle¡ Minn.
Kelsey l{arms 'Ló Apple Vallc¡ Minn.
Sam Bingca'17 Stillwater, Minn.
Michael Hastings'17 Eden Prairic, Minn.
Nicolc McKinney'ló Lakeville, Minn.
Mark Meier 'I7
Connor Dufault'Ió Minnetonka, Minn.
Chaska, Minn.
Emily Roose 'ì.8 Urbandale, Iowa
H""p Heathcr Funai '15 Lincolnwood, Ill.
Johanna Anderson '18 Mounds View, Minn.

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Amber Barth 'ló Schaumburg,Ill.

Angie Colonga'15 Eagan, Minn.
Meg Crosby'ló Eden Prairie, Minn.
Caroline David'16 Strongsville, Ohio
Bethany Davidson'15 Decorah, Iowa
Ian Decker'15 St. Paul, Minn.
Katelyn Graham'Ió Mankato, Minn.
Matthew Gullickson'16 New Prague, Minn.
Sean Hinnenkamp'17 Shoreview, Minn.
Kirsten Larsen'15 White Salmon, Wash.
David Lim'I5 New Prague, Minn.
Kaylee Maxon'15 New Richland, Minn.
Tony Ouradnik'I5 Bismarck, N.D.
Candice Peters'Ió Eagan, Minn.
Shelby Roles '14 Lakeville, Minn.
Kris Reiser'Ió Portland, Ore.

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The Støbl'e-Lømp Is Líghted. @
I Søw Three Sbips Come Søili.ng In
Piano
Michael Asmus '13 Gaylord, Minn.

O Corne, All Te Føithføl'

Herald Trumpets
losh Portner'16 North Mankato, Minn
Beth Sherman'ló Rochester, tvtinn.
Caroline David'Ió Strongsville, Ohio
Additional Trumpets
Ryan Liebl'Ió Minneapolis, Minn.
Emily Komperud'18 Rosemount, Minn.
Additional Euphonium
Iain McCrory'17 Plymouth, Minn.
 Many people have given of their time and resources to help make Christmas in
Christ Chapel a reality. Some
special contributions are acknowledged below.
. Office of the Chaplains: Kathy Chalhoub
' Ticketing and house management: Dean Wahlund '72,Danalamb, and Lorie
Siebels, Marketing and
Communication
' The Smörgåsbord: Steve Kjellgren 'Bó, Margi Willmert, and the Dining Service
staff
¡ Warrcn Wunderlich and his physical plant teams, which are responsiblc each
year for construction,
malntenance, moving, and set_up
' Special thanks to ]on Young '77,who has served as a technical consultant
for several years.
t Finally, thanks to the student musicians, conductors, readers, and dancers
who present this annual
Christmas gift to the College and communiry and to family and friends of
the College whose voices
join to make this a true community celebration.

The rights to many of the works reproduced in this program are held by
the creators, their estates, or their
representativcs' Whcre efforts to contact those who hold the rights
were successful, we acknowledge their permission.

Thanks to Susan Palo Cherwien for her poetic gifts. The opening dance
is an interpretation of her poem,
"Eartlr and Heaven"' ftom Crossings: Med.itøtionsfor Worship (MorningStar Music publishers
of St. Louis, 2003).
The Call to Worship and the Sending Prayer werc adapted from Swnd.øys
ønd. Seøsons, Teør c 2013, (Augsburg
Fortress Press, 2012).

The King Shøll Corne when Morning Døwns. Text:

John Brownlie; tune: coNsor-{rroN, collected by Ananias
Davisson in IQntwcky Hørrnony (l8ló); the setting, @ 2014 Robert Buckley
Farlee, was commissioned for
Christmas in Christ Chapel2014.

In the middle of the Genesis I reading is an excerpt from "Prologue: The Story," found
in The (Jniverse Story:
Frorn the Prirnord'iøl Fløring Forth to the Ecozoic Erø t cetebrøiion of tbe
unfotding cosrnos(Harperone,
1994), by Brian Swimme and Thomas Berry.

Thanks to tìe Rev. Dr. Paul Nancarrow for his sermon delivered
June 19,20I1, at Trinity Episcopal Church.
The reading "Besidc, Bcyond, within" was adapted from this sermon.

Thanks to Catherine Keller for her theological poctics. The closing dance
is an interpretation of her writing,
"Just Love," from God, ønd. power: coanter-Apocølyptic Journey, (Forttess press, 200s).

The setting of o corwe, AllTe Føithfølusedin this service was commissioned

from composer and music
profcssor G. winston cassler for christmas in christ chapel 1976.

christmas in Christ chapel endowment funds have been created through foresight
and generosity. Gustavus
Adolphus college is grateful for the support of this annual worship celebration
ihrooghlnitial endowment
funds established by Randal Schreiner '78 and. Cynthia Bittner (esìablished in
2012),"patricia Haugen ,20
(established in 2013), and Ray '58 and Lorrai'e Lundquist (established
in 2014).
This year, Friends of Music at Gustavus Adolphus collcge led an endeavor to
live stream saturday evening,s
christmas in christ chapel service, making it possible Êor alumni, friends, and
families of student musicians
who were unable to make the journey to campus to be part of this Christmas
tradition. The college is
thankful for a group of donors whose support carried the refrain of
"o Come, A-ll ye Faithful,, to all corners
of the world: David '62 and Merrie Dahlgren; Samuel Grace 'll; stephen ,69
and,Betsy Hogberg; Michael
'99 and Holli lohander; John Kietzer; Michael and Connie Landreville; Russell '74 aniJan,74
Michaletz;
Douglas and Ginny Nimmo; Jon'27 and Anita '77 young;and an anonymous
donor.
If you would like to include christmas in christ chapel rn your esrare plans or other philanthropy,
please
contact Thomas Young '88, vice president for advancemenr, at r-800-726-6193
or Ç[email protected].

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