The Book of Revelation: Prophesy of Doom or Message of Hope? (Week 5 of 5)

Rev. Charles (Buz) Myers, Ph.D., Chair, Department of Religious Studies at Gettysburg College, continues his discussion on what is surely the most confounding, most controversial book in the New Testament. This week's lecture focuses on chapters 19-22. Fifth in a series of five lectures.

This lecture was presented on Sunday morning, September 23, 2012 at Derry Presbyterian Church, Hershey, PA.

The Book of Revelation: Prophecy of Doom or Message of Hope? (Week 4 of 5)

Rev. Charles (Buz) Myers, Ph.D., Chair, Department of Religious Studies at Gettysburg College, continues his discussion on what is surely the most confounding, most controversial book in the New Testament. This week's lecture focuses on chapters 15-18. Fourth in a series of five lectures.

This lecture was presented on Sunday morning, September 16, 2012 at Derry Presbyterian Church, Hershey, PA.

The Book of Revelation: Prophecy of Doom or Message of Hope? (Week 3 of 5)

Rev. Charles (Buz) Myers, Ph.D., Chair, Department of Religious Studies at Gettysburg College, continues his discussion on what is surely the most confounding, most controversial book in the New Testament. This week's lecture focuses on chapters 10-15. Third in a series of five lectures.

This lecture was presented on Sunday morning, September 9, 2012 at Derry Presbyterian Church, Hershey, PA.

The Book of Revelation: Prophecy of Doom or Message of Hope? (Week 2 of 5)

Rev. Charles (Buz) Myers, Ph.D., Chair, Department of Religious Studies at Gettysburg College, continues his discussion on what is surely the most confounding, most controversial book in the New Testament. This week's lecture focuses on chapters 4-6. Second in a series of five lectures.

This lecture was presented on Sunday morning, September 2, 2012 at Derry Presbyterian Church, Hershey, PA.

The Book of Revelation: Prophecy of Doom or Message of Hope? (Week 1 of 5)

Rev. Charles (Buz) Myers, Ph.D., Chair, Department of Religious Studies at Gettysburg College, discusses what is surely the most confounding, most controversial book in the New Testament. What is the central message of this widely read, oftentimes misread, and too often unread book? Is that message one that should cause anxiety in the present and fear about the future, or does the Book of Revelation offer a message of hope and encouragement? First in a series of five lectures.

This lecture was presented on Sunday morning, August 28, 2012 at Derry Presbyterian Church, Hershey, PA.

From Atheism to Faith

Derry Member Rodica Mihalis was born and raised in communist Romania, an atheist country. She defected from Romania in 1981 in search of freedoms, and in 1987 became a US citizen. Her recently published memoir, "The Gypsy Saw Two Lives", tells her journey from indoctrination against God to having many doubts before finding faith in a Higher Power. Rodica will highlight the freedoms we take for granted, increasing awareness of our blessings

Faith in the Age of Facebook

Rosie McGee, the Helen Carnell Eden Chaplain at Wilson College, Chambersburg, talks about the life of a college chaplain and issues facing young adults today.

This lecture was presented on Sunday, May 13, 2012 at Derry Presbyterian Church, Hershey, PA.