Sep 6

Tabling with Torrey

People who love dogs really love dogs and we've found that students, especially, miss their dogs LIKE CRAZY while away at school . Like...

Agape Guest Writer

May 7

Finding Community by Rose

I had been going to school for my bachelors at SDSU for five years before I found Agape in January of last year. In all that time, I may...

Greg Tuttle

Apr 4

Meeting People Where They Are

Agape San Diego represents the 70 decade Lutheran•Episcopal presence at San Diego State University. The ministry predates the founding of...

Greg Tuttle

Apr 4

Episcopal Leadership Academy

Early this semester, The Episcopal Diocese of San Diego mounted Leadership Academy which was a day of learning from the diverse wisdom of...

Greg Tuttle

Apr 4

An Afternoon with St. Francis

Eco Theology in a Modern World Agape joined members of The San Diego Presbytery at Faith Presbyterian, near campus, for an incredible day...

Agape Acceptance in the Pre-Stonewall Era

Agape Guest Writer

Jun 21, 2022

Agape Acceptance in the Pre-Stonewall Era

Board President, and Agape Alumnus, Ken Herman remembers the first time he found Agape, and learned of its acceptance.

2022 Chili Cook Off: a "newbie" balances tradition and a "new normal"

Darin Johnson

Jun 17, 2022

2022 Chili Cook Off: a "newbie" balances tradition and a "new normal"

Jerrica writes about running the traditional event through the lens of the "new normal" post Covid.

Darin Johnson

May 25, 2022

What Does the Feast of Assension Mean?

That the cosmos was built like a three-layer cake was a given for much of the ancient, pre-Copernican, world. The thought-to-be flat...

Greg Tuttle

May 18, 2022

We Have Free Pizza!

Our Campus Connections master, Greg, talks about the discernment process after a pandemic, and offers free pizza during finals week.

Agape Guest Writer

May 6, 2022

Revelations and Mothers

“They will hunger no more, and thirst no more; the sun will not strike them, nor any scorching heat; for the Lamb at the center of the...

Darin Johnson

May 2, 2022

May is AAPI Month!

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. Although there’s no reason why it should be relegated to just one month...

What I [Re-]Learned This Lent: No Resurrection Without a Death

Darin Johnson

Apr 17, 2022

What I [Re-]Learned This Lent: No Resurrection Without a Death

With saturation ads for marshmallow birds and chocolate bunnies and pastel everything, I am impressed that Easter remains hidden in plain...

Darin Johnson

Apr 15, 2022

The Women of Good Friday

Many women were eyewitnesses to the crucifixion, “looking on from afar”, but they weren't scared.

Darin Johnson

Apr 10, 2022

The Shadow of Palm Sunday

Palm Sunday is the Sunday one week before Easter–named for the day Jesus entered into Jerusalem, greeted by crowds who laid coats and...

Darin Johnson

Mar 22, 2022

Lent - "Rest Here"

“Come to me all of you, that are weary and are carrying heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.” [Mt 11.28] Greg Tuttle’s idea for our...

What's Lent Got to Do With It? A connection between Lent and Women's History Month

Darin Johnson

Mar 4, 2022

What's Lent Got to Do With It? A connection between Lent and Women's History Month

Our campus missioner writes about the connection she has between Lent and Women's History Month.

WEDNESDAY DINNER IN A TIME OF SOCIAL DISTANCE: AN UPDATE FROM AGAPE HOUSE

Darin Johnson

Feb 13, 2021

WEDNESDAY DINNER IN A TIME OF SOCIAL DISTANCE: AN UPDATE FROM AGAPE HOUSE

Peace and grace to you from the Staff and Board of Agape House, Wednesday night was different, Wednesday night was special. Thanks to...

Darin Johnson

Feb 13, 2021

"Avocado Resilience: What is this tree teaching you?" ~ by Darin Johnson, Campus Pastor

[Jesus] told this parable: "A man had a fig tree planted in his vineyard; and he came looking for fruit on it and found none. So he said...

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