Chapel Video Archive
In addition to the most recent videos below, you can watch chapel live or visit our YouTube page for a full chapel video archive.
Azusa Pacific Morning Chapel: Leah Fortson | January 22, 2020
Leah Fortson has been in ministry since 2006. She served as an associate pastor within her local church, was a chaplain at an evangelical seminary, and has preached across denominations for more than 10 years. Formally trained as a psychologist, she has a passion for helping others get unstuck, heal from past wounds, and overcome the self-defeating mantras that impede progress. Leah enjoys beach days, eating barbeque with mac and cheese, and delving into a good book.
Check out our channel for more chapel's and other videos.Azusa Pacific Kaleo Chapel: Jan 15, 2020
Kaleo is an open-ended chapel experience designed to guide students in visual, experiential, and reflective acts of worship. APU’s campus pastors guide the community through an ongoing exploration of Scripture. Seating is limited and not guaranteed.Azusa Pacific Morning Chapel: Spiritual Life Chapel | Jan 17, 2020
This chapel answers fundamental questions about how APU cultivates spiritual formation and community vibrancy through the office of Spiritual Life.Azusa Pacific Morning Chapel: University Practice - Ta'Tyana Leonard, M.A. Jan 15, 2020
As an Associate Director of the Office of Corporate Worship, Ta'Tyana Leonard deeply desires to see students live obedient lives of faith. Leonard is an ordained pastor in the Assemblies of God. A former softball pitcher at Oregon State University, Leonard has an M.A. in Christian Ministry and Leadership from Talbot School of Theology and M.Div. equivalency from APU Seminary. Before coming to APU, Leonard was director of ministries for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She is the author of Beyond the Mirror: Seeing Yourself the Way God Sees You.Azusa Pacific Morning Chapel: Discipleship Chapel | January 13, 2020
APU values discipleship. Come hear stories and a message of transformational discipleship, and learn how you can get involved in discipleship opportunities on campus.
Check out our channel for more chapel's and other videos.Azusa Pacific Morning Chapel: Albert Tate | January 10, 2020
An APU board of trustee member, Tate is the founder and lead pastor of Fellowship Monrovia, a Gospel-Centered, Multi-Ethnic and Intergenerational church. From Sweet Home Church of Christ Holiness USA in Pearl, Mississippi to Lake Avenue Church in Pasadena, California, Albert Tate has been preaching the Gospel to people of all ages and races for many years.
Check out our channel for more chapel's and other videos.Azusa Pacific Kaleo Chapel: Jan 8, 2020
Kaleo is an open-ended chapel experience designed to guide students in visual, experiential, and reflective acts of worship. APU’s campus pastors guide the community through an ongoing exploration of Scripture. Seating is limited and not guaranteed.Azusa Pacific Morning Chapel: University Passage - Coba Canales, Ed.D. Jan 8, 2020
APU’s Dean of Spiritual Life, Canales is an APU alumnus (’06) and holds a M.Div. from Fuller Theological Seminary and a Ed.D. from the University of Southern California. He has served in the local church, parachurch, and university setting, including a year as director of diversity programs at Vanguard University. He is an ordained pastor in the Assemblies of God, and has a passion for seeing every student transformed through intentional discipleship alongside peers and mentors.Azusa Pacific Morning Chapel: Christmas Spectacular! | December 6, 2019
We will be hosting our annual Christmas show, Christmas Spectacular! on Friday, December 6th. This beloved tradition mixes Christmas, music, and revelry as an encouraging boost to lift your spirits right before finals week. It's a can't-miss event.
Check out our channel for more chapel's and other videos.Azusa Pacific Morning Chapel: Reign of Christ Chapel | Nov 22, 2019
The final chapel of the semester; this chapel will focus on the final week of the Christian calendar before Advent in which we remember Christ as King and Ruler of the world. The chapel will feature a short teaching, an opportunity to receive communion, and a time of commissioning of students and staff serving with Mexico Outreach over the break.
