Showing posts with label Moody. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moody. Show all posts

06 March 2009

SITC: Part 6 of 6

Closing Session at Alumni Student Center, MBI




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SITC: Part 5 of 6


Lawndale



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SITC: Part 4 of 6


Humboldt Park





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SITC: Part 3 of 6


Kennicott Park: Part 2




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SITC: Part 2 of 6


Chinatown




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SITC: Part 1 of 6

Moody Graduate School hosts their annual Service in the City. The MGS diaspora enters into eight of Chicago's neighborhoods for a day to support the work that is being done is some of our nation's most needy areas.

Kennicott Park: Part 1




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19 February 2009

Street Night


Moody students went out to Michigan Avenue on a Tuesday night. Here are a few highlights.




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27 January 2009

observations #2


Rob Stukenberg and I went on a cafe journey around Lincoln Park. These were the spoils of the evening.

You have not tasted quality coffee until you have gone to Intelligentsia Coffee off Broadway. Our friend Adam was working.


This is latte art by Adam.


I did not know that soda fountain shops still existed. Bobtail Homemade Ice Cream was just down the street from Intelligentsia.


We found a frame shop too.


More pics! http://picasaweb.google.com/jantzenloza/Intelligentsia#
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Places we visited:

Intelligentsia Coffee and Tea
3123 North Broadway Street
Chicago, IL 60657

Bobtail Homemade Ice Cream
2951 N. Broadway
Chicago, IL 60657

Four Sided Custom Framing Gallery
2939 N Broadway St
Chicago, IL 60657

Bourgeois Pig Cafe
738 W Fullerton Ave
Chicago, IL 60614


17 January 2009

Fiction Family (part 2)

Here are more mementos from a wonderful(ly freezing) evening.


The cohort


Seabird


The August


The IV
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08 January 2009

MGS Ministries Recap 2008


Last semester, Moody Graduate School hosted a number of events where I tagged along. These were the spoils of each evening.

MGS went into a Chicago neighborhood as learners in order to understand the community and listen to stories of the people off of Halsted and Belmont.


Pacific Garden Mission is one of the largest homeless facilities in Chicagoland. Moody students spent the evening sharing stories and music with the men and women who call this place home.


Moody celebrates diversity by inviting its community to listen and share in the various cultures that are represented at our wonderful grad school.



(I attempted to post the pictures on the actual blog only to slow down the server. I hope the links will suffice. Enjoy, comment, and tag to your heart's delight!)
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